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Table 1 Clinical features of patients with HIV-associated Burkitt lymphoma at diagnosis (n = 41)

From: Clinical characteristics and outcomes of newly diagnosed patients with human immunodeficiency virus-associated Burkitt lymphoma: the Central and Western China AIDS lymphoma league 002 study (CALL-002 study)

Features

N (%)

Sex

 

 Male

36 (87.8)

 Female

5 (12.2)

Age

 

 <40

20 (48.8)

 ≥40

21 (51.2)

Household registration

 

 Rural

13 (31.7)

 Urban

28 (68.3)

Marital state

 

 Single

15 (36.6)

 Being married

24 (58.5)

Divorced/widowed

2 (4.9)

Primary site

 

 Nodal

31 (75.6)

 Extra-nodal

10 (24.4)

Ann Arbor stage

 

 I-II

10 (24.4)

 III-IV

31 (75.6)

B symptom

 

 Presence

26 (63.4)

 Absence

15 (36.6)

ECOG PS

 

 0–1

25 (61.0)

 ≥2

16 (39.0)

BM involvement

 

 Yes

19 (46.3)

 No

22 (53.7)

CNS involvement

 

 Yes

8 (19.5)

 No

33 (80.5)

Bulky disease

 

 Yes

14 (34.1)

 No

27 (65.9)

CD4 count

 

 ≤100cells/μl

5 (12.2)

 >100cells/μl

36 (87.8)

LDH level

 

 ≤ 3x ULN

21 (51.2)

 >3x ULN

20 (48.8)

Other viral infections

 

 Epstein-Barr virus

16(39.0)

 Hepatitis B

3(7.3)

 Hepatitis C

0(0)

BL-IPI staging

 

 Low

7 (17.1)

 Intermediate

22 (53.7)

 High

12 (29.2)

First-line treatment

 

 R-Hyper-CVAD/MA

12 (29.3)

 R-DA-EPOCH

12 (29.3)

 DA-EPOCH

10 (24.3)

 Others

7 (17.1)

Rituximab

 

 With

24 (58.5)

 Without

17 (41.5)

  1. BM, bone marrow; CNS, central nervous system; ECOG PS, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status