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Table 3 Predictors of response to vaccine on TP2 in multiple myeloma patients.

From: Fifth-week immunogenicity and safety of anti-SARS-CoV-2 BNT162b2 vaccine in patients with multiple myeloma and myeloproliferative malignancies on active treatment: preliminary data from a single institution

Variables

Univariate analysis

Responders

p

Age

 

0.269

 > 73 years (n = 20)

14 (70%)

 

 < 73 years (n = 22)

19 (86.4%)

 

Gender

 

1

 M (n = 23)

18 (78.3%)

 

 F (n = 19)

15 (78.9%)

 

BMI

 

0.130

 > 24.3 (n = 21)

19 (90.5%)

 

 < 24.3 (n = 21)

14 (66.7%)

 

Lines of therapy

 

0.271

 1 (n = 17)

15 (88.2%)

 

 > 1 (n = 25)

18 (72%)

 

Lymphocyte count

 

0.454

 > 1150/µL (n = 21)

18 (85.7%)

 

 < 1150/µL (n = 21)

15 (71.4%)

 

Time from diagnosis to vaccination

 

1

 > 72 months (n = 21)

17 (81%)

 

 < 72 months (n = 21)

16 (76.2%)

 

Time from the start of ongoing therapy to vaccination

 

1

 > 9 months (n = 20)

16 (80%)

 

 < 9 months (n = 22)

17 (77.3%)

 

Treatment

 

0.003

 Daratumumab-based (n = 14)

7 (50%)

 

 PI-based/Imids-based alone or in combo without daratumumab (n = 28)

26 (92.9%)

 
  1. CI, confidence interval; BMI, body mass index; PI, proteasome inhibitors; Imids, immunomodulatory imide drugs; TP, time point.