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Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis

Elevation of CD16+CD56+ NK-cells and down-regulation of serum interleukin-21 (IL-21) and IL-1α after splenectomy in relapsed hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis of unknown cause

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Table 1. Clinical characteristics of 29 patients with relapsed HLH of unknown cause.

Table 2. Changes in lymphocyte subpopulations and NK cell activity at different time-points before and after splenectomy.

Table 3. Changes in cytokines before and after splenectomy in 7 HLH patients.

Table 4. IFN-γ levels and treatment effectiveness before and after splenectomy in seven HLH patients.

Figure 1. Survival time of patients with relapsed HLH of unknown cause. (a) Comparison of total survival between the patients (PR + NR) with relapsed HLH of unknown cause who were treated with splenectomy vs. or those not treated with splenectomy. (b) Comparison of total survival between the patients (PR) with relapsed HLH of unknown cause who were treated with splenectomy vs. those not treated with splenectomy. (c) Comparison of total survival between the patients (NR) with relapsed HLH of unknown cause who were treated with splenectomy vs. those not treated with splenectomy.

Figure 1. Survival time of patients with relapsed HLH of unknown cause. (a) Comparison of total survival between the patients (PR + NR) with relapsed HLH of unknown cause who were treated with splenectomy vs. or those not treated with splenectomy. (b) Comparison of total survival between the patients (PR) with relapsed HLH of unknown cause who were treated with splenectomy vs. those not treated with splenectomy. (c) Comparison of total survival between the patients (NR) with relapsed HLH of unknown cause who were treated with splenectomy vs. those not treated with splenectomy.

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