Table 1.

Patient, treatment, and disease characteristics of the European CAR-T recipients enrolled in this study

CharacteristicsEuropean CAR-T recipients (N = 389)
Age, median (mean; range), y 61 (59; 18-85) 
>70 y, n (%) 68 (17) 
Female, n (%) 142 (37) 
Country, n (%)  
Austria 9 (2) 
Belgium 27 (7) 
France 129 (33) 
Germany 57 (15) 
Ireland 6 (2) 
Italy 12 (3) 
The Netherlands 95 (24) 
Portugal 7 (2) 
Spain 15 (4) 
United Kingdom 32 (8) 
Highest level of education completed, n (%)  
No schooling completed 1 (<1) 
Primary school (elementary) 17 (4) 
Secondary education (high school) 154 (40) 
Postsecondary education (college/university) 140 (36) 
Postgraduate (Master/PhD) 60 (15) 
Prefer not to say 17 (4) 
Diagnosis, n (%)  
Lymphoma 333 (86) 
Multiple myeloma 30 (8) 
Leukemia 24 (6) 
Unknown 2 (1) 
Time (months) since CAR-T infusion, n (%)  
≤3 64 (16) 
4-12 106 (27) 
13-24 97 (25) 
>24 122 (31) 
Treatment setting, n (%)  
Clinical trial 131 (34) 
Standard of care 232 (60) 
Unknown 26 (7) 
Received bridging therapy,n (%) 213 (55) 
Unknown 19 (5) 
Hospital admission duration fromCAR-Tinfusion, median (mean; range) 16 days (20; 0-210)  
Admitted to ICU, n (%) 93 (24) 
Travel distance toCAR-Ttreatment center, median (mean; IQR) 50 km (78; 20-101) 
Temporary stay needed to be close enough to hospital during first month after CAR-T infusion, n (%) 82 (21) 
Of whom received financial support from an official authority to rent a temporary stay, n (%)  
Yes 28 (34) 
No 39 (48) 
Not applicable, for example stay with relatives or friends who live close to the hospital 15 (18) 
Experienced cytokine release syndrome, n (%) 243 (62) 
Unknown 12 (3) 
Experienced neurological side effects,n (%) 163 (42) 
Unknown 13 (3) 
Experienced infections, n (%) 100 (26) 
Unknown 26 (7) 
Experienced cytopenia(s), n (%) 290 (75) 
Unknown 51 (13) 
Disease progression after CAR-T therapy, n (%) 76 (20) 
Unknown/awaiting response 29 (7) 
CharacteristicsEuropean CAR-T recipients (N = 389)
Age, median (mean; range), y 61 (59; 18-85) 
>70 y, n (%) 68 (17) 
Female, n (%) 142 (37) 
Country, n (%)  
Austria 9 (2) 
Belgium 27 (7) 
France 129 (33) 
Germany 57 (15) 
Ireland 6 (2) 
Italy 12 (3) 
The Netherlands 95 (24) 
Portugal 7 (2) 
Spain 15 (4) 
United Kingdom 32 (8) 
Highest level of education completed, n (%)  
No schooling completed 1 (<1) 
Primary school (elementary) 17 (4) 
Secondary education (high school) 154 (40) 
Postsecondary education (college/university) 140 (36) 
Postgraduate (Master/PhD) 60 (15) 
Prefer not to say 17 (4) 
Diagnosis, n (%)  
Lymphoma 333 (86) 
Multiple myeloma 30 (8) 
Leukemia 24 (6) 
Unknown 2 (1) 
Time (months) since CAR-T infusion, n (%)  
≤3 64 (16) 
4-12 106 (27) 
13-24 97 (25) 
>24 122 (31) 
Treatment setting, n (%)  
Clinical trial 131 (34) 
Standard of care 232 (60) 
Unknown 26 (7) 
Received bridging therapy,n (%) 213 (55) 
Unknown 19 (5) 
Hospital admission duration fromCAR-Tinfusion, median (mean; range) 16 days (20; 0-210)  
Admitted to ICU, n (%) 93 (24) 
Travel distance toCAR-Ttreatment center, median (mean; IQR) 50 km (78; 20-101) 
Temporary stay needed to be close enough to hospital during first month after CAR-T infusion, n (%) 82 (21) 
Of whom received financial support from an official authority to rent a temporary stay, n (%)  
Yes 28 (34) 
No 39 (48) 
Not applicable, for example stay with relatives or friends who live close to the hospital 15 (18) 
Experienced cytokine release syndrome, n (%) 243 (62) 
Unknown 12 (3) 
Experienced neurological side effects,n (%) 163 (42) 
Unknown 13 (3) 
Experienced infections, n (%) 100 (26) 
Unknown 26 (7) 
Experienced cytopenia(s), n (%) 290 (75) 
Unknown 51 (13) 
Disease progression after CAR-T therapy, n (%) 76 (20) 
Unknown/awaiting response 29 (7) 

ICU, intensive care unit; IQR, interquartile range; km, kilometer; N, number.

Not applicable for the patients who received allogeneic CAR T-cells (n = 4).

One patient reported 0 days of admission and may have received CAR-T therapy on an outpatient basis.

For example, a health insurance company, the hospital, or the sponsor of the clinical trial.

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