Clinical features of the 62 patients with EATL
Feature . | . |
---|---|
Age, y | |
Median | 60 (61) |
Range | 33-81 (61) |
Sex | |
Male | 53% (33) |
Female | 47% (29) |
Stage | |
IE | 10% (6) |
IIE | 21% (13) |
IIIE | 5% (3) |
IV | 64% (39) |
B symptoms | |
No | 37% (23) |
Yes | 63% (39) |
Largest mass | |
< 5 cm | 37% (17) |
≥ 5 cm | 63% (29) |
Bone marrow involvement | |
No | 97% (60) |
Yes | 3% (2) |
Elevated LDH | |
No | 65% (37) |
Yes | 35% (20) |
Hypercalcemia | |
No | 91% (46) |
Yes | 9% (3) |
Elevated CRP | |
No | 17% (9) |
Yes | 33% (25) |
History of celiac sprue | |
No | 52% (32) |
Yes | 32% (20) |
Symptoms | |
Abdominal pain | 88% (30) |
Fatigue | 38% (13) |
Anorexia | 38% (13) |
Infection | 23% (8) |
Adenopathy | 15% (5) |
Hepatomegaly | 6% (2) |
Splenomegaly | 6% (2) |
Pruritus | 3% (1) |
IPI score | |
0/1 | 25% (14) |
2 | 30% (17) |
3 | 32% (18) |
4/5 | 12% (7) |
PIT score | |
0 | 25% (14) |
1 | 34% (19) |
2 | 32% (18) |
3-4 | 9% (5) |
5-yr OS | 20% (61) |
5-yr FFS | 4% (61) |
Feature . | . |
---|---|
Age, y | |
Median | 60 (61) |
Range | 33-81 (61) |
Sex | |
Male | 53% (33) |
Female | 47% (29) |
Stage | |
IE | 10% (6) |
IIE | 21% (13) |
IIIE | 5% (3) |
IV | 64% (39) |
B symptoms | |
No | 37% (23) |
Yes | 63% (39) |
Largest mass | |
< 5 cm | 37% (17) |
≥ 5 cm | 63% (29) |
Bone marrow involvement | |
No | 97% (60) |
Yes | 3% (2) |
Elevated LDH | |
No | 65% (37) |
Yes | 35% (20) |
Hypercalcemia | |
No | 91% (46) |
Yes | 9% (3) |
Elevated CRP | |
No | 17% (9) |
Yes | 33% (25) |
History of celiac sprue | |
No | 52% (32) |
Yes | 32% (20) |
Symptoms | |
Abdominal pain | 88% (30) |
Fatigue | 38% (13) |
Anorexia | 38% (13) |
Infection | 23% (8) |
Adenopathy | 15% (5) |
Hepatomegaly | 6% (2) |
Splenomegaly | 6% (2) |
Pruritus | 3% (1) |
IPI score | |
0/1 | 25% (14) |
2 | 30% (17) |
3 | 32% (18) |
4/5 | 12% (7) |
PIT score | |
0 | 25% (14) |
1 | 34% (19) |
2 | 32% (18) |
3-4 | 9% (5) |
5-yr OS | 20% (61) |
5-yr FFS | 4% (61) |
The numbers in parentheses represent the number of patients with the respective feature or the number of patients analyzed for this parameter.