Table 1 Clinical features of 37 aggressive B-cell NHL with overlapping features between DLBCL and BL according to MYC-R status.

From: MYC-rearranged mature B-cell lymphomas in children and young adults are molecularly Burkitt Lymphoma

 

n = 37

MYC-non-R n = 15 (41%)

MYC-R n = 22 (59%)

P-valuea

Sex

   

0.7

 Female

10 (27%)

5 (33%)

5 (23%)

 

 Male

27 (73%)

10 (67%)

17 (77%)

 

Mean age at diagnosis (range)

13 (3–33)

15 (8–33)

11 (3–29)

0.017

Age Group

   

0.4

 Children

32 (86%)

12 (80%)

20 (91%)

 

 Young Adults

5 (14%)

3 (20%)

2 (9%)

 

Mean months of follow-up (range)

46 (1–277)

66 (1–277)

33 (1–123)

0.5

Stageb

   

0.14

 I–II

11 (30%)

7 (47%)

4 (18%)

 

 III–IV

25 (67%)

9 (53%)

17 (77%)

 

 Unknown

1 (3%)

-

1 (5%)

 

Extranodal involvement

   

0.7

 Yes

25 (68%)

11 (73%)

14 (64%)

 

 No

12 (32%)

4 (27%)

8 (36%)

 

Gastrointestinal location

   

0.5

 Yes

15 (41%)

7 (47%)

8 (36%)

 

 No

22 (59%)

8 (53%)

14 (64%)

 

Treatment strategy

   

0.9

 BFM-Based

2 (5%)

1 (7%)

1 (5%)

 

 Burkimab

1 (3%)

-

1 (5%)

 

 CHOP

3 (8%)

2 (13%)

1 (5%)

 

 LMB-Based

31 (84%)

12 (80%)

19 (85%)

 

Rituximab at first-line therapy

   

0.6

 Yes

14 (38%)

5 (33%)

9 (41%)

 

 No

23 (62%)

10 (67%)

13 (59%)

 

LDH levels

   

0.14

 High

12 (40%)

3 (20%)

9 (41%)

 

 Normal

18 (60%)

11 (67%)

8 (36%)

 

 Unknown

7

2 (13%)

5 (23%)

 

Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation

   

>0.9

 Yes

2 (5%)

1 (7%)

1 (5%)

 

 No

31 (84%)

13 (86%)

18 (82%)

 

 Unknown

4 (11%)

1 (7%)

3 (13%)

 

Relapse

   

>0.9

 Yes

5 (14%)

2 (13%)

3 (14%)

 

 No

32 (86%)

14 (87%)

18 (86%)

 

Status

   

0.063

 Deceasedc

6 (16%)

-

6 (29%)

 

 Alive

31 (84%)

16 (100%)

15 (71%)

 
  1. aFisher’s exact test.
  2. bStage was established according to the St. Jude/International Pediatric NHL Staging System or Ann Arbor staging system for pediatric and adult patients, respectively.
  3. cTwo patients deceased due to complications related to lymphoma disease.