Figure 6
Figure 6. Probability of survival rates after HSCT. Survival rates after HSCT were calculated from Kaplan-Meier estimates between each subgroup (inactive or active cases at HSCT, reduced or myeloablative conditioning, age ≥ 15 years or < 15 years at HSCT, and time from onset to HSCT ≥ 30 months or < 30 months). Stratified ages were analyzed in advance, and ≥ 15 years was chosen as the age factor. Similarly stratified times from onset to HSCT were analyzed in advance, and ≥ 30 months was chosen as the time factor. (A) Overall survival rate after HSCT (n = 59). (B) Event-free survival rate after HSCT (n = 59). For time from onset to HSCT, patients were divided into T-cell infection (n = 32) and NK-cell infection (n = 27) groups and independently analyzed.

Probability of survival rates after HSCT. Survival rates after HSCT were calculated from Kaplan-Meier estimates between each subgroup (inactive or active cases at HSCT, reduced or myeloablative conditioning, age ≥ 15 years or < 15 years at HSCT, and time from onset to HSCT ≥ 30 months or < 30 months). Stratified ages were analyzed in advance, and ≥ 15 years was chosen as the age factor. Similarly stratified times from onset to HSCT were analyzed in advance, and ≥ 30 months was chosen as the time factor. (A) Overall survival rate after HSCT (n = 59). (B) Event-free survival rate after HSCT (n = 59). For time from onset to HSCT, patients were divided into T-cell infection (n = 32) and NK-cell infection (n = 27) groups and independently analyzed.

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