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Table 4 Comparison of clinical characteristics between patients with cyclosporine A-related neurotoxicity and those without

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

Characteristic

Neurotoxicity

Non-neurotoxicity

P

No. of patients

7

44

 

Male gender, n (%)

5 (72%)

34 (78%)

0.662

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

7 (1.6)

8 (4.4)

0.212

Underlying disease, n (%)

  

0.221

 Acute leukemia

6 (86%)

38 (87%)

 

 Myelodysplastic syndrome

1 (14%)

1 (2%)

 

 Aplastic anemia

0 (0%)

5 (11%)

 

State of underlying disease at HSCT, n (%)

  

0.685

Complete remission

5 (72%)

25 (57%)

 

Not in remission

2 (28%)

19 (43%)

 

Hypertension after CSA, n (%)

5 (71%)

5 (11%)

0.002

Electrolyte imbalance, n (%)

   

 Hyponatremia

3 (43%)

7 (16%)

0.095

 Hypokalemia

6 (86%)

33 (75%)

0.223

 Hypocalcemia

5 (71%)

18 (41%)

0.221

 Hypomagnesemia

2 (29%)

10 (23%)

0.662

Maximum trough CSA level > 250 ng/mL, n (%)

3 (43%)

12 (27%)

0.406

ABO blood type of donor and recipient, n (%)

  

0.427

 Matched

3 (43%)

27 (61%)

 

 Mismatched

4 (57%)

17 (39%)

 

Gender of donor and recipient, n (%)

  

0.923

 Matched

3 (43%)

18 (41%)

 

 Mismatched

4 (57%)

26 (59%)

 

Acute GvHD, n (%)

  

0.300

 Yes

5 (72%)

38 (86%)

 

 No

2 (28%)

6 (14%)

 
  1. CSA Cyclosporine A, HID-HSCT Haploidentical hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, SD Standard deviation, GvHD Graft-versus-host disease