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SCT in IMSUT Hospital


Annual SCT Cases in IMSUT Hospital


Clinical Study of Adult CBT
A Total of 117 Cases between Aug.1998 and Dec.2004
Transplant for Pts Under 16 (N= 6)*
2nd or 3rd Transplant (N= 9)*
Multi-units Transplant (N= 2)
Non-myeloablative Conditioning (N= 10)*
Acute Irradiation Injury (N= 1)
Transplant since October 2004 (N=9)*
*Partially overlapped.

82 Adult Cases of 1st Translant with Myeloablative Conditioning (Final observation : January 1, 2005)


Patient Characteristics (N=82)
Age : 36 (16­53) years
Body Weight : 55 (36­76) Kg
Gender : Male 50⁄Femail 32
Disease : * AML 46
* ALL 18
* CML 6*
* MDS 9
* NHL 4* (*1Pt = CML&NHL)
Status of Transplant * Standard Risk Group 32
* High Risk Group 50
Interval between Diagnosis and Transplant : 17 (2­148) months
Interval between CB Search and Transplant : 3 (1­36) months
Follow-up Periods 644 (13­2319) days
Infused Cell Number 2.44 (1.10­5.29) × 107⁄kg
Infused CD34 + Cell Number : 0.93 (0.15 - 8.97) × 105⁄kg 0.93(0.15−8.97)x 105⁄kg
HLA Disparity * 5⁄6
19
* 4⁄6 43
* 3⁄6 18
* 2⁄6 2


Method of Transplant
Conditioning
TBI(12Gy)+AraC(12g⁄m2) +CY(120mg⁄kg)
For myeloid leukemia and MDS, continuous infusion of G−CSF (5mg⁄kg⁄d) is combined with AraC

GVHD Prophylaxis
CsA (3mg⁄kg⁄d) + MTX (D1 : 15mg⁄m2; D3, D6 : 10mg⁄m2)

Infection Prophylaxis
ST (4T⁄d), TFLX (300mg⁄d), FCZ (200mg⁄d), ACV (1000mg⁄d), G−CSF (5mg⁄kg⁄d), γ−globulin (in case of IgG<500, 10g⁄2w)


Engraftment Failure
82 cases
exclude 3 cases of early death (within 4 weeks after transplant).
79 cases
Engraftment Failure : 5 cases
* Infection
* Relapse
* 2nd transplant
* Autologous Recovery
1
1
1
2


Engraftment Rate
(− Neutrophil>500⁄mm3
Days after Transplant


Incidence of aGVHD
Days after Transplant


Incidence of cGVHD

Days after Transplant


Relapse Rate
− according to the risk −

Days after Transplant


Disease Free Survival
− according to the risk −

Days after Transplant


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