Defining and Characterizing Poor Graft Function after Allogeneic HSCT in Children and Young Adults: Risk Factors and Impact on Survival

Key Points

• Poor graft function significantly affects survival outcomes, highlighting the crucial need for early identification.
• Specifically, a 30% increase in mortality risk was observed in patients with poor graft function.
• Assessment includes evaluating immune response and graft function metrics essential for treatment success.
• The findings suggest the necessity for tailored management strategies to enhance survival rates in this population.