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Table 1 Baseline patient and treatment characteristics

From: Sleep disordered breathing in mucopolysaccharidosis I: a multivariate analysis of patient, therapeutic and metabolic correlators modifying long term clinical outcome

Patient characteristics:

N

%

Median

Range

All MPS I

61

   
 

Gender (male/female)

38/23

62/38

  
 

Phenotype (Hurler/Attenuated)

44/17

69/31

  
 

Age @ Start of treatment (mths)

  

18

3-364

 

Age @ final assessment (mths)

  

82

0.3-420

HSCT treated Hurler patient characteristics

   
 

Gender (male/female)

30/14

   
 

Age @ Start of treatment (mths)

  

14

3-30

 

Age @ final assessment (mths)

  

66

11-203

 

Interventions

   
 

Therapeutic airway intervention post-HSCT

3

7%

Adenotonsillar surgery: 2 pts (1 had revision). Longterm O2: 1

 

Treatments and metabolic characteristics

   
 

No HSCT (1/2/3)

32/8/1

78/20/2

  
 

Source (CB/BM/PBSC/Unknown)

17/15/7/2

41/37/17/5

  
 

Donor (Related/MUD)

15/26

37/63

  
 

IDUA @ 1 year post HSCT

36

 

30.0

6.3-87.0

 

Heterozygote Donors

12

 

19.7

6.7-49.4

 

Matched Unrelated Donors

24

 

34.6

17.7-87.0

 

Pre HSCT DS:CS ratio

20

 

1.6

0.7-3.4

 

DS:CS ratio @ 1 year

32

 

0.5

0.2-0.8

ERT treated Hurler Patients

  
 

Gender (male/female)

2/1

   
 

Age @ Start of treatment (mths)

  

85

74-144

 

Age @ final assessment (mths)

  

123

98-148

ERT Treated attenuated patients

  
 

Gender (male/female)

9/8

   
 

Age @ Start of treatment (mths)

  

60

24-364

 

Age @ final assessment (mths)

  

131

72-420

 

Interventions

    
 

Therapeutic airway intervention on ERT

7

41%

CPAP: 5 pts

Adenotonsillar Surgery: 2 pts (1 had revision)

 

Metabolic characteristics

   
 

Pre ERT DS:CS ratio

5

 

1.9

1.1-2.7

 

DS:CS ratio @ 1 year

13

 

0.8

0.4-2.2

  1. All characteristics concern the last HSCT. BM indicates bone marrow; CB, cord blood; IDUA, alpha-L-iduronidase enzyme level; mths, months; MUD, matched unrelated donor; N, number; PBSC, peripheral blood stem cells.