Table 4

Gonadal recovery following hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in female patients

Type of HSCTRegimenDiseaseNumberAge at HSCT median (range), yearsYears post-transplant, median (range), yearsGonadal recoveryOutcome of pregnanciesReference
AllogeneicCYAA10324 (13–58)3 (1–17)54%44 live births, 4 spontaneous abortions, 5 elective abortions and 2 tubal pregnancies in 56 pregnancies of 28 patients(21)
AllogeneicCY/TBI (10 Gy)HM5921 (13–46)4 (1–14)27%8 live births, 6 spontaneous abortions and 2 elective abortions in(21)
CY/TBI (12 Gy)HM27033 (11–58)3 (1–13)10%16 pregnancies of 13 patients
CY/TBI (>12 Gy)HM20333 (15–57)3 (1–10)5%
AllogeneicTBI (8.5–13.2) based regimenHM79NA4 (0.3–10)13.5% (>18 years), 100%(<18 years)1 live birth in 1 patient(66)
AllogeneicBU/CYHM7324 (14–57)2 (1–6)1%No pregnancy in 1 patient(21)
AllogeneicFDR/MEL ± ETP ± CA ± TBI (3–4 Gy)HM1110 (1–18)8 (3–14)82%NA(67)
AllogeneicFDR/MEL ± ATGEBV-LPD, HM1125 (15–38) at the examinationNA82%NA(68)
AutologousBEAMHL, NHL2527 (17–40)8 (2–17)68%12 live births, 1 spontaneous abortion and 2 current pregnancies in 15 pregnancies of 10 patients(69)
AutologousMEL ± ETPHL, NHL3077% younger than 40 yearsNANA16 live births (2 twins and 1 triplets) in 12 pregnancies of 10 patients. Abortions were not fully assessed.(70)
Allogeneic
Autologous
Syngeneic
CY/TBI with OS or CA/TBI with OSHM, AA1923 (19–33)4 (0.2–10)78%2 live births, 2 spontaneous abortions and 1 current pregnancy in 5 pregnancies of 3 patients(62)
Type of HSCTRegimenDiseaseNumberAge at HSCT median (range), yearsYears post-transplant, median (range), yearsGonadal recoveryOutcome of pregnanciesReference
AllogeneicCYAA10324 (13–58)3 (1–17)54%44 live births, 4 spontaneous abortions, 5 elective abortions and 2 tubal pregnancies in 56 pregnancies of 28 patients(21)
AllogeneicCY/TBI (10 Gy)HM5921 (13–46)4 (1–14)27%8 live births, 6 spontaneous abortions and 2 elective abortions in(21)
CY/TBI (12 Gy)HM27033 (11–58)3 (1–13)10%16 pregnancies of 13 patients
CY/TBI (>12 Gy)HM20333 (15–57)3 (1–10)5%
AllogeneicTBI (8.5–13.2) based regimenHM79NA4 (0.3–10)13.5% (>18 years), 100%(<18 years)1 live birth in 1 patient(66)
AllogeneicBU/CYHM7324 (14–57)2 (1–6)1%No pregnancy in 1 patient(21)
AllogeneicFDR/MEL ± ETP ± CA ± TBI (3–4 Gy)HM1110 (1–18)8 (3–14)82%NA(67)
AllogeneicFDR/MEL ± ATGEBV-LPD, HM1125 (15–38) at the examinationNA82%NA(68)
AutologousBEAMHL, NHL2527 (17–40)8 (2–17)68%12 live births, 1 spontaneous abortion and 2 current pregnancies in 15 pregnancies of 10 patients(69)
AutologousMEL ± ETPHL, NHL3077% younger than 40 yearsNANA16 live births (2 twins and 1 triplets) in 12 pregnancies of 10 patients. Abortions were not fully assessed.(70)
Allogeneic
Autologous
Syngeneic
CY/TBI with OS or CA/TBI with OSHM, AA1923 (19–33)4 (0.2–10)78%2 live births, 2 spontaneous abortions and 1 current pregnancy in 5 pregnancies of 3 patients(62)

FDR, fludarabine; MEL, melphalan; ETP, etoposide; CA, cytarabine; ATG, anti-thymocyte globulin; EBV-LPD, Epstein–Barr virus-associated lymphoproliferative disease; OS ovarian shielding.

Table 4

Gonadal recovery following hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in female patients

Type of HSCTRegimenDiseaseNumberAge at HSCT median (range), yearsYears post-transplant, median (range), yearsGonadal recoveryOutcome of pregnanciesReference
AllogeneicCYAA10324 (13–58)3 (1–17)54%44 live births, 4 spontaneous abortions, 5 elective abortions and 2 tubal pregnancies in 56 pregnancies of 28 patients(21)
AllogeneicCY/TBI (10 Gy)HM5921 (13–46)4 (1–14)27%8 live births, 6 spontaneous abortions and 2 elective abortions in(21)
CY/TBI (12 Gy)HM27033 (11–58)3 (1–13)10%16 pregnancies of 13 patients
CY/TBI (>12 Gy)HM20333 (15–57)3 (1–10)5%
AllogeneicTBI (8.5–13.2) based regimenHM79NA4 (0.3–10)13.5% (>18 years), 100%(<18 years)1 live birth in 1 patient(66)
AllogeneicBU/CYHM7324 (14–57)2 (1–6)1%No pregnancy in 1 patient(21)
AllogeneicFDR/MEL ± ETP ± CA ± TBI (3–4 Gy)HM1110 (1–18)8 (3–14)82%NA(67)
AllogeneicFDR/MEL ± ATGEBV-LPD, HM1125 (15–38) at the examinationNA82%NA(68)
AutologousBEAMHL, NHL2527 (17–40)8 (2–17)68%12 live births, 1 spontaneous abortion and 2 current pregnancies in 15 pregnancies of 10 patients(69)
AutologousMEL ± ETPHL, NHL3077% younger than 40 yearsNANA16 live births (2 twins and 1 triplets) in 12 pregnancies of 10 patients. Abortions were not fully assessed.(70)
Allogeneic
Autologous
Syngeneic
CY/TBI with OS or CA/TBI with OSHM, AA1923 (19–33)4 (0.2–10)78%2 live births, 2 spontaneous abortions and 1 current pregnancy in 5 pregnancies of 3 patients(62)
Type of HSCTRegimenDiseaseNumberAge at HSCT median (range), yearsYears post-transplant, median (range), yearsGonadal recoveryOutcome of pregnanciesReference
AllogeneicCYAA10324 (13–58)3 (1–17)54%44 live births, 4 spontaneous abortions, 5 elective abortions and 2 tubal pregnancies in 56 pregnancies of 28 patients(21)
AllogeneicCY/TBI (10 Gy)HM5921 (13–46)4 (1–14)27%8 live births, 6 spontaneous abortions and 2 elective abortions in(21)
CY/TBI (12 Gy)HM27033 (11–58)3 (1–13)10%16 pregnancies of 13 patients
CY/TBI (>12 Gy)HM20333 (15–57)3 (1–10)5%
AllogeneicTBI (8.5–13.2) based regimenHM79NA4 (0.3–10)13.5% (>18 years), 100%(<18 years)1 live birth in 1 patient(66)
AllogeneicBU/CYHM7324 (14–57)2 (1–6)1%No pregnancy in 1 patient(21)
AllogeneicFDR/MEL ± ETP ± CA ± TBI (3–4 Gy)HM1110 (1–18)8 (3–14)82%NA(67)
AllogeneicFDR/MEL ± ATGEBV-LPD, HM1125 (15–38) at the examinationNA82%NA(68)
AutologousBEAMHL, NHL2527 (17–40)8 (2–17)68%12 live births, 1 spontaneous abortion and 2 current pregnancies in 15 pregnancies of 10 patients(69)
AutologousMEL ± ETPHL, NHL3077% younger than 40 yearsNANA16 live births (2 twins and 1 triplets) in 12 pregnancies of 10 patients. Abortions were not fully assessed.(70)
Allogeneic
Autologous
Syngeneic
CY/TBI with OS or CA/TBI with OSHM, AA1923 (19–33)4 (0.2–10)78%2 live births, 2 spontaneous abortions and 1 current pregnancy in 5 pregnancies of 3 patients(62)

FDR, fludarabine; MEL, melphalan; ETP, etoposide; CA, cytarabine; ATG, anti-thymocyte globulin; EBV-LPD, Epstein–Barr virus-associated lymphoproliferative disease; OS ovarian shielding.

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