Table 4.

Criteria for staging and indication of treatment in T-PLL

Staging: at least 1 criterion defines active T-PLL (= indication for treatment)
Disease-related constitutional symptoms Significant fatigue: ECOG ≥2 
Unintentional weight loss of >10% of normal body weight in ≤6 mo 
Drenching night sweats, without evidence of infection 
Fever greater than 38°C, without evidence of infection 
Symptomatic bone marrow failure Hemoglobin <10 g/dL 
Platelet count <100 × 109/L 
Rapidly enlarging lymph nodes, spleen, and liver >50% in 2 mo; diameter doubling <6 mo 
Symptomatic enlarged lymph node, spleen, or liver 
Increasing lymphocytosis If >30 × 109/L: >50% in 2 mo; lymphocyte doubling time <6 mo 
Extranodal involvement Organ infiltration; peritoneal or pleural effusion, central nervous system involvement 
Staging: at least 1 criterion defines active T-PLL (= indication for treatment)
Disease-related constitutional symptoms Significant fatigue: ECOG ≥2 
Unintentional weight loss of >10% of normal body weight in ≤6 mo 
Drenching night sweats, without evidence of infection 
Fever greater than 38°C, without evidence of infection 
Symptomatic bone marrow failure Hemoglobin <10 g/dL 
Platelet count <100 × 109/L 
Rapidly enlarging lymph nodes, spleen, and liver >50% in 2 mo; diameter doubling <6 mo 
Symptomatic enlarged lymph node, spleen, or liver 
Increasing lymphocytosis If >30 × 109/L: >50% in 2 mo; lymphocyte doubling time <6 mo 
Extranodal involvement Organ infiltration; peritoneal or pleural effusion, central nervous system involvement 

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