(GVL) effects in reduced-intensity cord blood

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transplantation (uBMT) and that the occurrence of cGVHD could result in good prognosis. (ASH 2007;110;5092). Here, we analyzed the clinical picture of ...
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Clinical characteristics and GVL effects of chronic GVHD following reduced-intensity cord blood transplantation (RICBT)

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■ Treatment period was shorter than that of uBMT/RIST.

■ The possibility to require more than 0.5mg/kg dose of systemic

Sex, Diseases type (myeloid vs lymphoid), PS, HCT-CI, GVHD prophylaxis, Preparative regimen, TBI, TNC, CD34+ cell doses, Major MM, PIR, aGVHD

■ High KPS score following RICBT suggests high quality of life (QOL) .

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