Table 4.

Response to DLT for recurrent AML/MDS after BMT: EBMT-95 Survey


Treatment

No. patients in CR/patients studied

Survival time, d
No chemotherapy   9/36   112+, 155+, 291, 439, 503, 598+, 1007, 1014+, 2374  
Chemotherapy with CR   14/15   60, 96, 159, 312+, 372+, 438+, 527, 646, 1173, 1245, 1416+, 1453+, 1463+, 1563+  
Chemotherapy without CR
 
6/22
 
152, 617+, 800, 977, 1234+, 1263+
 

Treatment

No. patients in CR/patients studied

Survival time, d
No chemotherapy   9/36   112+, 155+, 291, 439, 503, 598+, 1007, 1014+, 2374  
Chemotherapy with CR   14/15   60, 96, 159, 312+, 372+, 438+, 527, 646, 1173, 1245, 1416+, 1453+, 1463+, 1563+  
Chemotherapy without CR
 
6/22
 
152, 617+, 800, 977, 1234+, 1263+
 

Following allogeneic SCT, 73 patients with acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) or myelodysplastic syndromes (MDSs) in the EBMT-95 cohort were treated with DLT. One group of 36 patients received no chemotherapy prior to DLT; 9 individuals showed complete remissions with survival times beyond 100 days. Following chemotherapy 15 patients entered complete remission; their survival times after DLT revealed a broad time span, with most remissions lasting more than 150 days. Of 22 patients who failed to achieve complete remission with chemotherapy, 6 benefited from DLT, achieving survival times of more than 150 days.

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