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. 2023 Jul 11;15(14):3572. doi: 10.3390/cancers15143572

Table 4.

Factors affecting prognosis in MDS patients in univariate analysis with the absolute monocyte count as a continuous variable (see Figure 3A–C) and two multivariate models (multivariate I: AMC together with the degree of cytopenias, bone marrow blast count, and cytogenetic risk groups according to IPSS-R; multivariate II: AMC together with the single IPSS-R risk groups).

Univariate Multivariate I Multivariate II
HR 95% CI p HR 95% CI p HR 95% CI p
Hb  <  10 g/dL 1.48 1.23; 1.79 <0.001 1.59 1.30; 1.94 <0.001
Neutrophil count  <  0.5  ×  109/L 1.74 1.32; 2.30 <0.001 0.94 0.70; 1.26 0.684
Platelet count  <  100  ×  109/L 1.56 1.23; 1.99 <0.001 1.67 1.36; 2.05 <0.001
Bone marrow blasts  >  5% 2.81 2.29; 3.45 <0.001 2.09 1.66; 2.63 <0.001
IPSS-R cytogenetic risk category
   good vs. very good 1.67 0.86; 3.25 0.130 2.13 1.09; 4.17 0.027
   intermediate vs. very good 2.48 1.24; 4.96 0.010 2.81 1.40; 5.66 <0.001
   poor vs. very good 2.55 1.22; 5.32 0.014 2.68 1.28; 5.63 <0.001
   very poor vs. very good 8.15 4.01; 16.55 <0.01 7.45 3.61; 15.37 <0.001
IPSS-R category
   low vs. very low 1.44 0.92; 2.25 0.113 1.43 0.91; 2.25 0.119
   intermediate vs. very low 2.16 1.37; 3.41 <0.001 2.14 1.35; 3.39 0.001
   high vs. very low 4.03 2.51; 6.46 <0.001 3.82 2.37; 6.14 <0.001
   very high vs. very low 7.10 4.41; 11.43 <0.001 7.23 4.48; 11.67 <0.001
Absolute monocyte count as a continous variable See Figure 3A See Figure 3B See Figure 3C