Table 1

Population and HCT characteristics

Total patient number, n = 145ARTEMIS, n = 69RAG1/2, n = 76P
Male/female, n 38/31 39/37 .6 
Patients contributed by each center, n (%)   .004 
 University of California, San Francisco 23 (33) 9 (12)  
 Paris Necker 24 (35) 42 (55)  
 Ulm University 22 (32) 25 (33)  
Pretransplant characteristics    
 Transplantation prior to 1995, n (%) 27 (39) 18 (24) .05 
 Median age in mo at transplantation (range in mo) 7 (0.5-56) 7 (0.6-27) .1 
 Maternal T-cell engraftment, n (%)* 19 (28) 16 (24) .4 
 Viral infection prior to transplantation, n (%) 33 (48) 35 (46) .8 
 Orogenital ulcers, n (%) 16 (23) 5 (7) .006 
 Omenn syndrome, n (%) 1 (1.5) 14 (18) .001 
Transplant characteristics    
 Median follow-up (range in mo) 51 (0.5-333) 32 (1-333) .3 
 Conditioning regimen, n (%)   .06 
  None or immunosuppression only 40 (58) 29 (38)  
  Low-dose busulfan (8 mg/kg) 6 (9) 10 (13)  
  High-dose busulfan (16 mg/kg) 23 (33) 37 (49)  
 Any alkylator therapy§ 41 (59) 47 (62) .6 
 Donor, n (%)   .1 
  MSD|| 9 (13) 15 (20)  
  MFD|| 8 (12) 10 (13)  
  MMFD 8 (12) 5 (7)  
  Haploidentical# 43 (62) 39 (51)  
  MUD 1 (1) 7 (9)  
Additional procedure, n (%)    
 Retransplant 17 (25) 21 (28) .7 
 Boost 20 (29) 8 (10) .005 
Total patient number, n = 145ARTEMIS, n = 69RAG1/2, n = 76P
Male/female, n 38/31 39/37 .6 
Patients contributed by each center, n (%)   .004 
 University of California, San Francisco 23 (33) 9 (12)  
 Paris Necker 24 (35) 42 (55)  
 Ulm University 22 (32) 25 (33)  
Pretransplant characteristics    
 Transplantation prior to 1995, n (%) 27 (39) 18 (24) .05 
 Median age in mo at transplantation (range in mo) 7 (0.5-56) 7 (0.6-27) .1 
 Maternal T-cell engraftment, n (%)* 19 (28) 16 (24) .4 
 Viral infection prior to transplantation, n (%) 33 (48) 35 (46) .8 
 Orogenital ulcers, n (%) 16 (23) 5 (7) .006 
 Omenn syndrome, n (%) 1 (1.5) 14 (18) .001 
Transplant characteristics    
 Median follow-up (range in mo) 51 (0.5-333) 32 (1-333) .3 
 Conditioning regimen, n (%)   .06 
  None or immunosuppression only 40 (58) 29 (38)  
  Low-dose busulfan (8 mg/kg) 6 (9) 10 (13)  
  High-dose busulfan (16 mg/kg) 23 (33) 37 (49)  
 Any alkylator therapy§ 41 (59) 47 (62) .6 
 Donor, n (%)   .1 
  MSD|| 9 (13) 15 (20)  
  MFD|| 8 (12) 10 (13)  
  MMFD 8 (12) 5 (7)  
  Haploidentical# 43 (62) 39 (51)  
  MUD 1 (1) 7 (9)  
Additional procedure, n (%)    
 Retransplant 17 (25) 21 (28) .7 
 Boost 20 (29) 8 (10) .005 

Values were compared using a χ2 test for binary variable, and a Kruskal-Wallis nonparametric test for continuous variables.

MFD, matched family donor; MMFD, mismatched family donor; MSD, matched sibling donor; MUD, matched unrelated donor.

*

Following transplacental transfusion.

Cyclophosphamide or fludarabine with or without serotherapy (antithymocyte globulin, alemtuzumab, anti-LFA-1/anti-CD2) or serotherapy only.

Associated with cyclophosphamide or fludarabine.

§

Category analyzing all conditioning regimens containing the following alkylating agents including both immunosuppressive and stem cell–toxic regimens: busulfan, treosulfan, thiothepa, melphalan, cyclophosphamide.

||

No conditioning, no T-cell depletion (except for 3 patients with Omenn syndrome transplanted with conditioning).

No conditioning, no T-cell depletion.

#

Transplanted with or without conditioning, T-cell depletion.

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