Table 3

Features of the patients with SS-associated NHLs (SSL)

FeaturesPatients with SSL (n=35)
Type
 MALT, n (%)28 (80)
 NMZL, n (%)2 (5.7)
 LP, n (%)1 (2.8)
 DLCBL, n (%)2 (5.7)
 SLL, n (%)1 (2.8)
 BALT, n (%)1 (2.8)
Involved organs
 Nodal, n (%)8 (22.9)
 Extranodal
  MSG, n (%)26 (74.3)
  Parotid gland (PG), n (%)7 (20.0)
  Both MSG and PG, n (%)4 (11.4)
  Stomach, n (%)3 (8.5)
  Lung, n (%)2 (5.7)
 Nodal and extranodal, n (%)4 (11.4)
 Bone marrow infiltration, n (%)10 (28.6)
 Splenomegaly, n (%)4 (11.4)
Ann Arbor staging
 I, n (%)17 (48.6)
 II, n (%)0 (0.0)
 III, n (%)3 (8.5)
 IV, n (%)15 (42.9)
IPI score
 0, n (%)7 (20.0)
 1, n (%)5 (14.3)
 2, n (%)15 (42.9)
 3, n (%)7 (20.0)
 4, n (%)1 (2.8)
ECOG
 0, n (%)30 (85.7)
 1, n (%)5 (14.3)
EFS (months), median (range)61.7 (14–206)
OS (months), median (range)68.4 (14–206)
  • BALT, B cell bronchial associated lymphoid tissue; DLCBL, diffuse large B cell lymphoma; ECOG, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status; EFS, event-free survival; IPI, International Prognostic Index; LP, lymphoplasmacytic; MALT, mucosa-associated lymphoid tissuel; MSG, minor salivary gland; NHL, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma; NMZL, nodal marginal zone lymphoma; OS, overall survival; SLL, small lymphocytic lymphoma; SS, Sjögren’s syndrome.