Table 1 Patient characteristics.

From: Multiple site place-of-care manufactured anti-CD19 CAR-T cells induce high remission rates in B-cell malignancy patients

 

Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (n = 31)

Non-Hodgkin lymphoma (n = 23)

Age, median (range), years

10 (1–20)

60 (33–76)

Gender, n (%)

  Female

9 (29)

8 (35)

  Male

22 (71)

15 (65)

Lymphoma subtype, n (%)

  Diffuse large B cell lymphoma

9 (39)

  Primary mediastinal B cell lymphoma

1 (4)

  Transformed indolent lymphoma

3 (13)

  Follicular lymphoma

3 (13)

  Mantle cell lymphoma

6 (26)

  Burkitt lymphoma

1 (4)

Primary indication, n (%)

  Primary indication

3 (10)

  Refractory relapse

28 (90)

21 (91)

  Non-refractory relapse

2 (9)

Previous systemic therapies, median (range)

3 (1–4)

5 (2–7)

Previous therapy, n (%)

  Autologous HSCT

10 (44)

  Allogeneic HSCT

13 (42)

  Blinatumomab

11 (35)

  Anthracycline-containing regimen

22 (96)

  Rituximab

 

23 (100)

Bone marrow leukemia burden, n (%)

  <5%

13 (42)

  5–20%

5 (16)

  >20%

13 (42)

Bone marrow blast, median, % (range)

9 (0–99)

Bone marrow CD19 expression of gated leukemia population, median % (range)

98 (35–100)

Bulky lymphoma (i.e. >7.5 cm longest diameter)

6 (26)

Elevated LDH prior to conditioning chemotherapy

8 (35)