Table 4.

Individual aGVHD organ staging and overall aGVHD grade at time of diagnosis

Patient no.GVHD
onset
day+
PANO
% dose prior to GVHD onset
Skin stageGut stageLiver stageOverall gradeGVHD
treatment with systemic steroids? (> 1 mg/kg)
1* 41 100 II Yes 
53 100 II Yes 
27 30 II Yes 
22 100 II No 
5§ 66 97 II No 
6ǁ 18 100 II No 
7 38 45# III Yes 
Patient no.GVHD
onset
day+
PANO
% dose prior to GVHD onset
Skin stageGut stageLiver stageOverall gradeGVHD
treatment with systemic steroids? (> 1 mg/kg)
1* 41 100 II Yes 
53 100 II Yes 
27 30 II Yes 
22 100 II No 
5§ 66 97 II No 
6ǁ 18 100 II No 
7 38 45# III Yes 
*

Noncompliance with immunosuppression prior to GVHD.

PANO held due to rash prior to GVHD.

GVHD resolved with TAC/SIR levels adjustment.

§

Upper gastrointestinal symptoms suspected due to narcotic withdraw with upper gastrointestinal histology GVHD grade 1. Nausea resolved with supportive care.

ǁ

Suspected delayed chemotherapy toxicity with upper gastrointestinal histology grade 1 GVHD. Symptoms resolved with supportive care.

Ruxolitinib discontinued within 30 days before HCT and GVHD resolution with steroids and ruxolitinib after HCT.

#PANO held due to AEs (confusion/prolonged QT corrected for heart rate/pneumonia).