Table 3. Response to transplantation... | American Society of Hematology

Table 3.

Response to transplantation

Patient	Pretransplant monoclonal protein, g/dL		BM-PC, %	Posttransplant^3-150 monoclonal protein		BM-PC, %
Patient	Serum	Urine	BM-PC, %	Serum	Urine	BM-PC, %
1	0.1	1 613	95	0	604	90
2	0	3 260	10	0	0	< 5
3	0.9	0	15/MDS	0.1	0	< 5
4	3.5	1 347	60	0.4	0.1	10
5	0^3-151	0	< 5	0	0	< 5
6	1.8	1 065	20/MDS	0.1	0	< 5
7	0.2	0	20^3-152	0	0	< 5
8	0.1	4 000	90	0.1	165	< 5
9	0.4	0	10	0	0	< 5
10	0^3-152	0	80	0^3-152	0	90
11	3.7	1 074	60	0.1	0^3-151	< 5
12	0^3-151	0	15	0^3-152	0	< 5
13	0.1	0	< 5	0^3-151	0	< 5
14	0.4	0	30	0.1	0	< 5
15	1.0	0	15	0.1	0	15
16	0.2	0	< 5	0	0	< 5

Patient	Pretransplant monoclonal protein, g/dL		BM-PC, %	Posttransplant^3-150 monoclonal protein		BM-PC, %
Patient	Serum	Urine	BM-PC, %	Serum	Urine	BM-PC, %
1	0.1	1 613	95	0	604	90
2	0	3 260	10	0	0	< 5
3	0.9	0	15/MDS	0.1	0	< 5
4	3.5	1 347	60	0.4	0.1	10
5	0^3-151	0	< 5	0	0	< 5
6	1.8	1 065	20/MDS	0.1	0	< 5
7	0.2	0	20^3-152	0	0	< 5
8	0.1	4 000	90	0.1	165	< 5
9	0.4	0	10	0	0	< 5
10	0^3-152	0	80	0^3-152	0	90
11	3.7	1 074	60	0.1	0^3-151	< 5
12	0^3-151	0	15	0^3-152	0	< 5
13	0.1	0	< 5	0^3-151	0	< 5
14	0.4	0	30	0.1	0	< 5
15	1.0	0	15	0.1	0	15
16	0.2	0	< 5	0	0	< 5

BM-PC indicates bone marrow plasmacytosis; < 5% is normal.

Best response.

Positive immunofixation.

Additional extramedullary disease.