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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of the 51 children who underwent haploidentical hematopoietic stem cell transplantation

From: Cyclosporine A-related neurotoxicity after haploidentical hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in children with hematopathy

Characteristic

Value

Age at HID-HSCT (years), median (range)

8 (1.1–18)

Gender, n (%)

 Female

12 (23.5%)

 Male

39 (76.5%)

Primary disease, n (%)

 Acute lymphoblastic leukemia

14 (27.4%)

 Acute myeloid leukemia

25 (49.0%)

 Myelodysplastic syndrome-secondary acute myeloid leukemia

4 (7.9%)

 Advanced myelodysplastic syndrome

2 (3.9%)

 Acquired severe aplastic anemia

6 (11.8%)

aRemission status, n (%)

 First complete remission (CR1)

24 (55.8%)

 Second complete remission (CR2)

5 (11.6%)

 Not in remission

14 (32.6%)

Relationship of donor to recipient, n (%)

 Parent

49 (96.1%)

 Sibling

2 (3.9%)

ABO blood type match between donor and recipient, n (%)

 Matched

30 (58.8%)

 Mismatched

21 (41.2%)

Donor-recipient gender, n (%)

 Male-male

18 (35.3%)

 Male-female

9 (17.6%)

 Female-female

3 (5.9%)

 Female-male

21 (41.2%)

Time to engraftment (days), median (range)

 Neutrophils

12 (10–22)

 Thrombocytes

13 (7–35)

Number of CD34+ cells infused (× 106/kg), median (range)

5.33 (2.3–28)

Follow-up time (days), median (range)

405 (44–1432)

  1. aRemission status is for 43 children with acute leukemia. HID-HSCT, haploidentical hematopoietic stem cell transplantation