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Table 1 Baseline and clinical characteristics of all CAEBV patients

From: Post-transplant cyclophosphamide for GVHD prophylaxis in pediatrics with chronic active Epstein-Barr virus infection after haplo-HSCT

Patient

Age at onset, years

Gender

Complication before HSCT

Stem cell source (donor, HLA identity)

Donor type

Time to HSCT, months

Disease status

EBV-infected cells

Preconditioning

Infused cells

MNC (108/kg)

CD34+ (106/kg)

PTCy-1

15

M

Herpes zoster

PB (father, 7/10)

Haplo

87

Active

NK

FLU/VP16/BU4/CY

6.05

3.43

PTCy-2

4

F

None

PB (father, 7/10)

Haplo

4

Non-active

T

FLU/VP16/BU4/CY

7

10

PTCy-3

4

M

Sepsis, lung infection

PB (father, 5/10)

Haplo

16

Active

T/NK

FLU/VP16/BU4/CY

17.05

17.67

PTCy-4

2

M

Virus pneumonia; central invaded

PB (father, 5/10)

Haplo

5

Non-active

T/NK

FLU/VP16/BU4/CY

14

8

PTCy-6

3

F

Pancreatitis; enlarged coronary artery

PB (father, 5/10)

Haplo

6

Active

T/NK

FLU/VP16/BU4/CY

10

7.46

PTCy-7

6

F

Myocardial damage, cardiomegaly

PB (mother, 5/10)

Haplo

37

Active

T/NK

FLU/VP16/BU4/CY

16.8

6.9

PTCy-8

6

F

Papular rash

PB (father, 7/10)

Haplo

7

Non-active

T/NK

FLU/VP16/BU4/CY

10

8

PTCy-9

5

F

Rash

PB (mother, 5/10)

Haplo

6

Non-active

NK

FLU/VP16/BU4/CY

10

6.8

  1. CAEBV: chronic active Epstein-Bar virus infection; PTCy: post-transplant cyclophosphamide; HSCT: hematopoietic stem cells transplant; HLA: human leukocyte antigen; PB: peripheral blood; BM: bone marrow; NK: natural killer; Haplo: haploidentical donor; MSD: matched sibling donor; MNC: mononuclear cell; M: male; F: female