Table 4.

Results of the Cox Proportional Hazards Model regarding the disease-free survival when only cytogenetics and donor availability were considered (model 1) and when cytogenetics and the interaction between each age group and donor availability were considered (model 2)




Hazard ratio*

95% CI

P
Model 1     
    Cytogenetics     
        Good risk   0.58   0.40, 0.84   .004  
        Intermediate   1    
        Bad/very bad   1.63   1.22, 2.17   .0009  
        Unknown   0.95   0.72, 1.25   .70  
    Donor vs no donor   0.78   0.63, 0.97   .025  
Model 2     
    Cytogenetics     
        Good risk   0.58   0.40, 0.84   .004  
        Intermediate   1    
        Bad/very bad   1.65   1.24, 2.20   .0007  
        Unknown   0.94   0.71, 1.24   .67  
    Donor vs no donor     
        If aged between 15 and 25 y   0.64   0.43, 0.97   .04  
        If aged between 26 and 35 y   0.68   0.48, 0.97   .03  
        If aged between 36 and 45 y
 
0.92
 
0.70, 1.22
 
.57
 



Hazard ratio*

95% CI

P
Model 1     
    Cytogenetics     
        Good risk   0.58   0.40, 0.84   .004  
        Intermediate   1    
        Bad/very bad   1.63   1.22, 2.17   .0009  
        Unknown   0.95   0.72, 1.25   .70  
    Donor vs no donor   0.78   0.63, 0.97   .025  
Model 2     
    Cytogenetics     
        Good risk   0.58   0.40, 0.84   .004  
        Intermediate   1    
        Bad/very bad   1.65   1.24, 2.20   .0007  
        Unknown   0.94   0.71, 1.24   .67  
    Donor vs no donor     
        If aged between 15 and 25 y   0.64   0.43, 0.97   .04  
        If aged between 26 and 35 y   0.68   0.48, 0.97   .03  
        If aged between 36 and 45 y
 
0.92
 
0.70, 1.22
 
.57
 
*

A value > 1 indicates that the outcome is worse in the given category compared with the baseline.

P was determined by the Wald test.

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