Table 3.

Risk of myelodysplastic syndrome and acute myeloid leukemia following autologous transplantation for lymphoma according to pretransplantation radiotherapy and radiation dose to active bone marrow, without adjustment for transplantation-related factors

Risk FactorsCases/controlsRR95% CIP
Model 1:3-150 pretransplantation radiotherapy     
 No 32/102 1.0 — — 
 Yes 24/66 1.4 0.68-2.89 .37 
  
Model 2:3-151 radiation dose to active bone marrow     
 No 32/102 1.0 — — 
 Medium3-152 12/29 1.5 0.63-3.71 .35 
 High3-153 12/37 1.1 0.46-2.75 .79 
    Ptrend.75 
Risk FactorsCases/controlsRR95% CIP
Model 1:3-150 pretransplantation radiotherapy     
 No 32/102 1.0 — — 
 Yes 24/66 1.4 0.68-2.89 .37 
  
Model 2:3-151 radiation dose to active bone marrow     
 No 32/102 1.0 — — 
 Medium3-152 12/29 1.5 0.63-3.71 .35 
 High3-153 12/37 1.1 0.46-2.75 .79 
    Ptrend.75 

RR indicates relative risk; CI, confidence interval; MOPP, mechlorethamine, vincristine, procarbazine, prednisone; and —, reference group.

F3-150

Reference group consists of patients with no or low-dose radiotherapy (eg, limb, head, neck or other minor field). RRs are adjusted for therapies with MOPP (1 variable), chlorambucil (1 variable), and other alkylating agents (1 variable).

F3-151

RRs are adjusted for cumulative dose of mechlorethamine (2 variables), duration of chlorambucil (2 variables), and therapy with other alkylating agents (1 variable).

F3-152

Includes low to moderate irradiation doses to mantle/mediastinal fields (mean, 2980 cGy) or subdiaphragmatic fields (mean, 3140 cGy; eg, inverted Y, para-aortic, and pelvic).

F3-153

Includes high-dose irradiation to mantle/mediastinal fields (mean, 3900 cGy), or subdiaphragmatic fields (mean, 4200 cGy), or sub- or total lymphoid irradiation.

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