Treatment regimens and clinical response
. | N = 496 . |
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Treatment status, n (%) | |
Treatment | 478 (96%) |
No treatment | 18 (3.6%) |
Time to treatment (d), median (IQR) | 17 (8, 37) |
Initial regimen, n (%) | |
R-CHOP | 231 (48%) |
R-EPOCH | 190 (40%) |
R-CVP | 18 (3.8%) |
Other | 39 (8.2%) |
Cycles received, n (%) | |
1-2 | 47 (10%) |
3-5 | 77 (16%) |
6 | 289 (61%) |
≥7 | 60 (13%) |
Treatment completed, n (%) | 363 (76%) |
End-of-treatment PET/CT, n (%) | 298 (64%) |
Initial response, n (%) | |
CR | 307 (64%) |
PR | 49 (10%) |
SD | 11 (2.3%) |
PD | 97 (20%) |
Unknown | 14 (2.9%) |
Evidence of R/R disease | |
During follow-up period, n (%) | 189 (38%) |
Receipt of subsequent therapy, n (%) | 138 (28%) |
Response to subsequent therapy, n (%) | 69 (14%) |
Eligibility for cell therapy, n (%) | 48 (9.7%) |
Receipt of cell therapy, n (%) | 26 (12%) |
Type of cell therapy, n (%) | |
HSCT only | 14 (54%) |
CAR-T only | 7 (27%) |
HSCT and CAR-T | 5 (19%) |
Vital status, n (%) | |
Alive | 325 (66%) |
Deceased | 171 (34%) |
. | N = 496 . |
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Treatment status, n (%) | |
Treatment | 478 (96%) |
No treatment | 18 (3.6%) |
Time to treatment (d), median (IQR) | 17 (8, 37) |
Initial regimen, n (%) | |
R-CHOP | 231 (48%) |
R-EPOCH | 190 (40%) |
R-CVP | 18 (3.8%) |
Other | 39 (8.2%) |
Cycles received, n (%) | |
1-2 | 47 (10%) |
3-5 | 77 (16%) |
6 | 289 (61%) |
≥7 | 60 (13%) |
Treatment completed, n (%) | 363 (76%) |
End-of-treatment PET/CT, n (%) | 298 (64%) |
Initial response, n (%) | |
CR | 307 (64%) |
PR | 49 (10%) |
SD | 11 (2.3%) |
PD | 97 (20%) |
Unknown | 14 (2.9%) |
Evidence of R/R disease | |
During follow-up period, n (%) | 189 (38%) |
Receipt of subsequent therapy, n (%) | 138 (28%) |
Response to subsequent therapy, n (%) | 69 (14%) |
Eligibility for cell therapy, n (%) | 48 (9.7%) |
Receipt of cell therapy, n (%) | 26 (12%) |
Type of cell therapy, n (%) | |
HSCT only | 14 (54%) |
CAR-T only | 7 (27%) |
HSCT and CAR-T | 5 (19%) |
Vital status, n (%) | |
Alive | 325 (66%) |
Deceased | 171 (34%) |
PD, progressive disease; SD, stable disease.