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Table 1 Demographics and the distribution of IDO expression

From: Indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase (IDO) is frequently expressed in stromal cells of Hodgkin lymphoma and is associated with adverse clinical features: a retrospective cohort study

Variable

Total N (%)

IDO expression

Mean

P-value

Age, years

121

  

<50

85 (70.2)

7.0

<0.001

≥50

36 (29.8)

20.2

 

Sex

121

  

Female

41 (33.9)

7.4

<0.001

Male

80 (66.1)

12.8

 

Histologic subtype

121

  

NLP

5 (4.1)

3.3

<0.001

NS

64 (52.9)

5.8

 

MC

46 (38.0)

19.2

 

LD

1 (0.8)

15.6

 

LR

1 (0.8)

1.1

 

Unclassifiable

4 (3.3)

8.9

 

Ann Arbor stage

115

  

I-II

66 (57.4)

6.9

0.004

III-IV

49 (42.6)

17.3

 

B symptoms

107

  

Yes

34 (31.8)

16.2

0.454

No

73 (68.2)

9.1

 

Bulky disease

104

  

Yes

8 (7.7)

11.8

0.826

No

96 (92.3)

11.8

 

IPS

116

  

≤2

82 (70.7)

7.5

0.013

>2

34 (29.3)

20.6

 

EBV status

96

  

Positive

43 (44.8)

17.4

0.069

Negative

53 (55.2)

8.7

 

HIV status

121

  

Positive

3 (2.5)

58.6

0.001

Negative

118 (97.5)

9.7

 

Treatment response

98

  

Success

65 (66.3)

10.0

0.098

Relapse

21 (21.4)

11.0

 

Progression

12 (12.2)

26.4

 
  1. IDO, indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase; NLP, nodular lymphocyte predominant; NS, nodular sclerosis; MC, mixed cellularity; LR, lymphocyte-rich; LD, lymphocyte-depleted; IPS, international prognostic score.