Table 1 Baseline demographics of patients with MM, FL, DLBCL, and HL

From: Defining cure in multiple myeloma: a comparative study of outcomes of young individuals with myeloma and curable hematologic malignancies

 

MM (n = 212)

FL (n = 168)

DLBCL (n = 195)

HL (n = 233)

Sex (%)

 Male

129 (61)

94 (56)

107 (55)

124 (53)

 Female

83 (39)

74 (44)

88 (45)

109 (47)

Age, median (range)

45 (22–49)

42 (19–50)

41 (18–50)

32 (18–50)

Year of diagnosis (%)

 2005–2010

121 (57)

101 (60)

110 (56)

131 (56)

 2011–2015

91 (43)

67 (40)

85 (44)

102 (44)

Disease stage (%)

ISS-1: 74 (35)

AA I–II: 35 (21)

AA I–II: 94 (48)

AA I–II: 133 (57)

ISS-2: 46 (22)

AA III–IV: 133 (79)

AA III–IV: 101 (52)

AA III–IV: 94 (40)

ISS-3: 48 (23)

  

N/A: 6 (3)

N/A: 44 (21)

   

Initial treatment (%)

PI-based: 96 (45)

Observation: 51 (30)

CHOP-based: 171 (88)

ABVD: 206 (88)

IMID-based: 67 (32)

CHOP-based: 39 (23)

Other: 15 (8)

Other: 17 (7)

IMID + PI: 31 (15)

Rituximab: 26 (15)

N/A: 9 (5)

N/A: 10 (4)

Other: 12 (6)

R-CVP: 24 (14)

  

N/A: 6 (3)

Radiotherapy: 8 (5)

  
 

Other: 20 (12)

  
  1. MM multiple myeloma, FL follicular lymphoma, DLBCL diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, HL Hodgkin lymphoma, ISS International Staging System, AA Ann Arbor stage, N/A not available, PI proteasome inhibitor, IMID immunomodulatory agent, CHOP cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine, prednisone, R-CVP rituximab, cyclophosphamide, vincristine, prednisone, ABVD doxorubicin, bleomycin, vinblastine, dacarbazine