Table 2.

Proposed risk classification for allogeneic stem cell transplantation (SCT).55 

Risk factors are donor type (0 for HLA-identical sibling donor, 1 for a matched unrelated donor); disease stage (0 for first chronic phase, 1 for accelerated phase, and 2 for blast crisis or higher chronic phase); age of recipient (0 for < 20 years, 1 for 20-40 years, and 2 for > 40 years); sex combination (0 for all, except 1 for male recipient/female donor); and time from diagnosis to SCT (0 for < 12 months, 1 for > 12 months)  
 Results at 5 years
 
Risk Factors
 
% of Patients with Risk Factors
 
Leukemia-Free Survival (%)
 
Transplant-Related Mortality (%)
 
0   2   60   20  
1   18   60   23  
2   28   47   31  
3   28   37   46  
4   15   35   51  
5   7   19   71  
6-7   2   16   73  
Adapted from Gratwohl et al.55  
Risk factors are donor type (0 for HLA-identical sibling donor, 1 for a matched unrelated donor); disease stage (0 for first chronic phase, 1 for accelerated phase, and 2 for blast crisis or higher chronic phase); age of recipient (0 for < 20 years, 1 for 20-40 years, and 2 for > 40 years); sex combination (0 for all, except 1 for male recipient/female donor); and time from diagnosis to SCT (0 for < 12 months, 1 for > 12 months)  
 Results at 5 years
 
Risk Factors
 
% of Patients with Risk Factors
 
Leukemia-Free Survival (%)
 
Transplant-Related Mortality (%)
 
0   2   60   20  
1   18   60   23  
2   28   47   31  
3   28   37   46  
4   15   35   51  
5   7   19   71  
6-7   2   16   73  
Adapted from Gratwohl et al.55  
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