Table 1 Baseline patient, disease, and transplantation characteristics.

From: Early post-transplantation factors predict survival outcomes in patients undergoing allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation for myelofibrosis

Characteristics

N, total 79 (%)

Median age at diagnosis in years (range)

56 (19–73)

Median age at HCT in years (range)

58 (19–73)

Female gender

32 (41)

Myelofibrosis type

 Primary

54 (68)

 Post-ET/Post-PV

25 (32)

DIPSS category

 Low/intermediate-1

4 (5)

 Intermediate-2

71 (90)

 High

4 (5)

RBC transfusion dependence at HCT

54 (68)

Platelet transfusion dependence at HCT

10 (13)

High-risk cytogenetics at SCT (n = 68)

16 (24)

JAK2 mutation (n = 76)

 Positive

41 (52)

 Negative

35 (44)

 JAK inhibitor treatment prior to HCT

24 (31)

Conditioning regimen:

 Myeloablative

14 (18)

 Reduced intensity

65 (82)

 Anti-thymocyte globulin administered

33 (42)

Donor source:

 Matched related

36 (46)

 Others

43 (54)

Graft type:

 Peripheral blood

77 (97)

 Bone marrow

2 (3)

Graft vs. host disease prophylaxis:

 Calcineurin inhibitor + Methotrexate

56 (71)

 Calcineurin inhibitor + Mycophenolate

20 (25)

 Other

3 (4)

ABO incompatibility (n = 75):

 None (Compatible)

43 (57)

 Minor

19 (25)

 Major

12 (16)

 Bidirectional

1 (1)

  1. DIPSS Dynamic International Prognostic Scoring System, ET essential thrombocythemia, HCT allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation, PV polycythemia vera, RBC red blood cells.