Infections and risk factors for infection-related mortality after pediatric allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in Mexico: A single center retrospective study.
Elva Jiménez-HernándezJuan Carlos Nuñez-EnriquezJosé Arellano-GalindoMaría de Los Angeles Del Campo-MartínezPerla Verónica Reynoso-ArenasAlfonso Reyes-LópezAlejandra Viridiana Delgado-GaytanMaría Del Socorro Méndez-TovarTeresa Marín-PalomaresMaría Teresa Dueñas-GonzalezAntonio Ortíz-FernándezInés Montero-PonceLaura Eugenia Espinosa-HernándezNora Nancy Núñez-VillegasRuy Pérez-CasillasBerenice Sánchez-JaraAngel García-SotoAnnecy Nelly Herver-OlivaresEthel Zulie Jaimes-ReyesHector Manuel Tiznado-GarcíaOctavio Martínez-VillegasBetzayda Valdez-GaribayPaloma Del Rocío Loza-SantiaguilloXochiketzalli García-JiménezGuadalupe Ortíz-TorresGabriela Jazmin Fernández-CastilloDulce María Aguilar-OlivaresLuis Alejandro Díaz-PadillaMario Alberto Noya-RodríguezMariana García-JiménezJuan Manuel Mejía-AranguréPublished in: PloS one (2023)
Frequencies of infections and infection-related mortality appear to be similar to those reported. Unrelated donors and stem cells from umbilical cord recipients were associated with a high risk of mortality.