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Table 1 Patient characteristics

From: Functional testing, coronary artery calcifications, and outcomes in Hodgkin lymphoma survivors treated with chest radiation

 

Total Cohort n = 159

Age at HL diagnosis (years)

27 (20 – 36)

Female

100 (62.9%)

Race

 White

151 (95.0%)

 Black

4 (2.5%)

 Other

4 (2.5%)

Radiation dose to chest (Gray)

37.2 (36 – 42)

 Mantle radiation or cumulative dose ≥ 35 Gy

120 (88.9%)

Chemotherapy

108 (68.4%)

 Anthracycline

84 (57.1%)

 Anthracycline dose (mg/m2)

300 (200–300)

 Cumulative anthracycline dose ≥ 250 mg/m2

40 (64.5%)

Decade of treatment

 1960–69

4 (2.5%)

 1970–79

25 (15.7%)

 1980–89

49 (30.8%)

 1990–99

47 (29.6%)

 2000–09

27 (17.0%)

 2010–20

7 (4.4%)

Age at time of functional study (years)

48 (42 – 56)

Years between HL diagnosis and functional study

20 (11 – 28)

Hypertension

52 (32.7%)

Dyslipidemia

54 (34.0%)

Diabetes

4 (2.5%)

Family history of premature CAD

35 (22.0%)

Former or current tobacco use

27 (17.0%)

BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2

31 (19.5%)

Morise score

6.4 (2.6)

Pre-test probability of CAD by Morise score

 Low (0–8 points)

124 (78.0%)

 Intermediate (9–15 points)

35 (22.0%)

 High (16–24 points)

0 (0.0%)

On aspirin therapy

31 (19.5%)

On statin therapy

35 (22.0%)

  1. Values are presented as median (interquartile range), mean (standard deviation) or n (%) as appropriate
  2. BMI Body mass index, CAD Coronary artery disease, HL Hodgkin lymphoma