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Table 1 Patient and transplantation characteristics

From: Haploidentical related donor compared to HLA-identical donor transplantation for chemosensitive Hodgkin lymphoma patients

 

All pts.

N = 198

HLAid

N = 133

Haplo

N = 65

p

Age, years (median, range)

32 (18–66)

32 (18–65)

31 (18–65)

0.8

Sex M/F

113/85

77/56

36/29

0.7

Number of CT lines (median, range)

2 (2–12)

2 (2–9)

4 (2–12)

< 0.001

Previous HDC

170/198 (86%)

110/133 (83%)

60/65 (92%)

0.007

Disease status at transplantation

 CR

119 (60%)

82 (62%)

37 (60%)

 

 PR

79 (40%)

51 (38%)

28 (40%)

 

Donors

   

NA

 HLA sibling

/

57 (43%)

/

 

 MUD

/

76 (57%)

/

 

 Haplo

/

/

65

 

Stem cell source

 PBSC

134 (60%)

114 (83%)

20 (31%)

< 0.001

 BM

63 (31%)

18 (13%)

45 (69%)

 

 miss

1 (9%)

1 (4%)

/

 

ATG prophylaxis GVHD

   

NA

 No

122 (62%)

57 (43%)

/

 

 Yes

76 (38%)

76 (57%)

/

 

Conditioning regimens

 NMAC

58 (29%)

2 (2%)

58 (89%)

< 0.001

 RIC

101 (51%)

92 (69%)

7 (11%)

 

 MAC

39 (20%)

39 (29%)

/

 
  1. CR complete remission, PR partial remission, MUD matched unrelated donor, BM bone marrow, PBSC peripheral blood stem cells, HDC high-dose chemotherapy