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. 2023 Jul 17;7(19):5799–5811. doi: 10.1182/bloodadvances.2023009742

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of the entire cohort of patients (n = 47)

n %
Median age, y (range) 55 (24-73)
Sex (female/male) 26/21 55/45
Diagnosis (WHO 2022/ICC 2022)
 AML myelodysplasia–related 24/29 49/61
 Previous MDS 5/5 11/11
 MDS-defining cytogenetics 4/4 8/8
 MDS-defining mutations 19/26 40/55
 AML-DD 22/17 47/37
 With minimal differentiation 3/1 6/2
 Without maturation 8/7 17/15
 With maturation 2/2 4/4
 Myelomonocytic 3/2 6/4
 Monoblastic/monocytic 6/5 13/11
 Myeloid sarcoma 1/1 2/2
Cytogenetics
 MRC-defined intermediate risk 43 96
 Normal karyotype 32 71
 MRC-defined adverse risk 2 4
ELN 2022 defined genetic risk
 Intermediate risk 23 49
 Adverse risk 24 51
Somatically mutated genes
 DNMT3A 14 30
 RUNX1 13 28
 FLT3 (ITD/TKD) 7/5 15/11
 IDH2 9 19
 IDH1 7 15
Treatment received
 Intensive induction chemotherapy 44 94
 AlloHCT 35 80
 Autologous HCT 2 4
Disease response after induction (n = 44)
 Complete response 37 88
 Refractory disease 5 12

ELN 2022, European LeukemiaNet; ICC 2022, International Consensus Classification; ITD, internal tandem duplication; MRC, Medical Research Council cytogenetic category; TKD, tyrosine kinase domain; WHO 2022, World Health Organization classification.