Table 1.

Baseline patient and disease characteristics by treatment group

PropranololControl
Age, mean (range), y 59 (36-72) 63 (54-74) 
Sex, %   
 Male 58 62 
 Female 42 38 
Race   
 White, % 67 85 
 Black or African American, % 33 15 
 BMI, mean (range) 30 (25.9-33.6) 33 (30.1-35.9) 
KPS 88 90 
 ≥90 11 
 <90 
IMWG risk score, %   
 High-risk disease 25 46 
 Standard-risk disease 75 54 
T staging   
 Stage 1 
 Stage 2 
 Stage 3 
Smoking history, % 33 54 
Income status, $   
 <23 000 
 23 000-34 999 
 35 000-44 999 
 45 000-54 999 
 55 000-64 999 
 >75 000 
 Prefer not to answer 
Education   
 8th grade education or less 
 Some high school, no diploma 
 High school diploma, GED, or equivalent 
 Postsecondary work (vocational, technical, some college) 
 4-y degree 
 Master’s degree 
 Postgraduate/professional degree (eg, PhD, MD, JD) 
 Prefer not to answer 
Outpatient transplant, % 25 23 
CD34+ dose, 106/kg 5.1 4.6 
Clinical response pretransplant   
 Stable disease 
 Partial response 
 Very good partial response 
 Complete response 
PropranololControl
Age, mean (range), y 59 (36-72) 63 (54-74) 
Sex, %   
 Male 58 62 
 Female 42 38 
Race   
 White, % 67 85 
 Black or African American, % 33 15 
 BMI, mean (range) 30 (25.9-33.6) 33 (30.1-35.9) 
KPS 88 90 
 ≥90 11 
 <90 
IMWG risk score, %   
 High-risk disease 25 46 
 Standard-risk disease 75 54 
T staging   
 Stage 1 
 Stage 2 
 Stage 3 
Smoking history, % 33 54 
Income status, $   
 <23 000 
 23 000-34 999 
 35 000-44 999 
 45 000-54 999 
 55 000-64 999 
 >75 000 
 Prefer not to answer 
Education   
 8th grade education or less 
 Some high school, no diploma 
 High school diploma, GED, or equivalent 
 Postsecondary work (vocational, technical, some college) 
 4-y degree 
 Master’s degree 
 Postgraduate/professional degree (eg, PhD, MD, JD) 
 Prefer not to answer 
Outpatient transplant, % 25 23 
CD34+ dose, 106/kg 5.1 4.6 
Clinical response pretransplant   
 Stable disease 
 Partial response 
 Very good partial response 
 Complete response 

Values are number of patients, unless otherwise indicated.

IMWG, International Myeloma Working Group.

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