Patient characteristics (N = 17)
Characteristics . | Data . |
---|---|
Age, median (range), y | 58 (35-77) |
Females/males, n | 5/12 |
Hematological malignancies | 15 (88) |
Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma | 4 (28) |
Mantle cell lymphoma | 3 (20) |
Follicular lymphoma | 3 (20) |
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia/Richter syndrome | 3 (20) |
Marginal zone lymphoma | 1 (6) |
Waldenström macroglobulinemia | 1 (6) |
Nonhematological malignancies | 2 (12) |
Multiple sclerosis | 1 (6) |
Common variable immune deficiency | 1 (6) |
Disease status | |
Complete response | 11 (65) |
Partial response | 3 (18) |
Progressive disease | 2 (12) |
Not attributed | 1 (5) |
Last chemotherapy | |
R-chemotherapy* | 6 (35) |
Rituximab/obinutuzumab maintenance | 7 (42) |
Other† | 3 (18) |
Not attributed | 1 (5) |
Previous treatment with anti-CD20 therapy | 15 (88) |
Cycles of anti-CD20 therapy, median (range) | 7 (4-18) |
Gammaglobulinemia, median (range), g/L‡ | 3.5 (1.8-14) |
Time between COVID-19 symptoms onset and last anti-CD20 therapy, median (range), mo | 4 (3-6) |
COVID-19 severity (WHO score) | |
4 | 5 (29) |
5-6 | 10 (59) |
≥7 | 2 (12) |
Previous COVID-19–specific treatments | 11 (65) |
Steroids | 8 (72) |
Hydroxychloroquine | 5 (45) |
Tocilizumab | 4 (36) |
Remdesivir | 3 (27) |
Lopinavir-ritonavir | 2 (18) |
Time from COVID-19 symptoms onset to CPT, median (range), d | 56 (7-83) |
Oxygen weaning (NIV or nasal prong) | 10 (100) |
Time for oxygen weaning after CPT, median (range), d | 5 (1-45) |
Length of hospital stay after CPT, median (range), d | 7 (2-14) |
Overall survival | 16 (94) |
Characteristics . | Data . |
---|---|
Age, median (range), y | 58 (35-77) |
Females/males, n | 5/12 |
Hematological malignancies | 15 (88) |
Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma | 4 (28) |
Mantle cell lymphoma | 3 (20) |
Follicular lymphoma | 3 (20) |
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia/Richter syndrome | 3 (20) |
Marginal zone lymphoma | 1 (6) |
Waldenström macroglobulinemia | 1 (6) |
Nonhematological malignancies | 2 (12) |
Multiple sclerosis | 1 (6) |
Common variable immune deficiency | 1 (6) |
Disease status | |
Complete response | 11 (65) |
Partial response | 3 (18) |
Progressive disease | 2 (12) |
Not attributed | 1 (5) |
Last chemotherapy | |
R-chemotherapy* | 6 (35) |
Rituximab/obinutuzumab maintenance | 7 (42) |
Other† | 3 (18) |
Not attributed | 1 (5) |
Previous treatment with anti-CD20 therapy | 15 (88) |
Cycles of anti-CD20 therapy, median (range) | 7 (4-18) |
Gammaglobulinemia, median (range), g/L‡ | 3.5 (1.8-14) |
Time between COVID-19 symptoms onset and last anti-CD20 therapy, median (range), mo | 4 (3-6) |
COVID-19 severity (WHO score) | |
4 | 5 (29) |
5-6 | 10 (59) |
≥7 | 2 (12) |
Previous COVID-19–specific treatments | 11 (65) |
Steroids | 8 (72) |
Hydroxychloroquine | 5 (45) |
Tocilizumab | 4 (36) |
Remdesivir | 3 (27) |
Lopinavir-ritonavir | 2 (18) |
Time from COVID-19 symptoms onset to CPT, median (range), d | 56 (7-83) |
Oxygen weaning (NIV or nasal prong) | 10 (100) |
Time for oxygen weaning after CPT, median (range), d | 5 (1-45) |
Length of hospital stay after CPT, median (range), d | 7 (2-14) |
Overall survival | 16 (94) |
Unless otherwise noted, data are n (%).
NIV, noninvasive ventilation; WHO, World Health Organization.
R-chemotherapy was composed of several regimens combining rituximab with bendamustine (2 patients), high-dose aracytine + cisplatin (2 patients), fludarabine + cyclophosphamide (1 patient), and ifosfamide + cyclophosphamide + etoposide (2 patients).
Other treatments were ibrutinib (1 patient), venetoclax (1 patient), or chimeric antigen receptor T cells (1 patient).
Two patients had gamma globulin supplementation. The normal range for gamma globulin is 7 to 14 g/L.