Table 1

Multivariate risk factor analysis for TRM in the first 12 mo after ASCT

Risk factorPHR95% CI for HR
Low 3-IS level days 0 to 10 (n = 75) .013 3.895 1.329-11.412 
Patient’s age (>50 y, n = 81) .078 2.499 0.903-6.916 
Donor (MUD, n = 94) .861 1.096 0.394-3.046 
Stage of underlying disease (advanced, n = 45) .623 1.250 0.514-3.040 
Conditioning (RIC, n = 112) .943 0.973 0.464-2.041 
Length of neutropenia (median 21 d, range 0-40 d) .636 1.316 0.422-4.103 
Duration of antibiotic therapy (median 19 d, range 0-40 d) .351 0.627 0.234-1.674 
Risk factorPHR95% CI for HR
Low 3-IS level days 0 to 10 (n = 75) .013 3.895 1.329-11.412 
Patient’s age (>50 y, n = 81) .078 2.499 0.903-6.916 
Donor (MUD, n = 94) .861 1.096 0.394-3.046 
Stage of underlying disease (advanced, n = 45) .623 1.250 0.514-3.040 
Conditioning (RIC, n = 112) .943 0.973 0.464-2.041 
Length of neutropenia (median 21 d, range 0-40 d) .636 1.316 0.422-4.103 
Duration of antibiotic therapy (median 19 d, range 0-40 d) .351 0.627 0.234-1.674 

Low urinary 3-IS levels between days 0 and 10 after ASCT were significantly associated with increased risk of TRM (n = 130). In the table, numbers for high-risk groups are indicated for categorical variables. Significance level <.05.

CI, confidence interval; HR, hazard ratio; MUD, matched unrelated donor; RIC, reduced intensity conditioning.

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