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. 2006 Mar 23;108(2):441–451. doi: 10.1182/blood-2005-07-3011

Table 3.

Presenting features of infants with ALL treated on CCG 1953 and 1883

Variable and category* CCG 1953, no. of patients (%) CCG 1883, no. of patients (%) P
Age .224
    Less than 3 mo 24 (20.9) 21 (15.6)
    3 to less than 6 mo 37 (32.2) 36 (26.7)
    At least 6 mo 54 (47.0) 78 (57.8)
Race .002
    White 70 (62.5) 96 (71.1)
    Hispanic 34 (30.4) 22 (16.3)
    Black 0 (0.0) 10 (7.4)
    Other/unknown 8 (7.1) 7 (5.2)
Sex .94
    Male 54 (47.0) 64 (47.4)
    Female 61 (53.0) 71 (52.6)
WBC count .58
    Less than 50 × 109/L 37 (32.2) 52 (38.5)
    50 × 109/L to 199 × 109/L 35 (30.4) 37 (27.4)
    At least 200 × 109/L 43 (37.4) 46 (34.1)
Liver .91
    Normal 25 (22.9) 33 (24.4)
    Moderately enlarged 70 (64.2) 83 (61.5)
    Markedly enlarged 14 (12.8) 19 (14.1)
Spleen .66
    Normal 22 (19.1) 31 (23.0)
    Moderately enlarged 65 (56.5) 69 (51.1)
    Markedly enlarged 28 (24.4) 35 (25.9)
CNS disease .18
    Yes, CNS-3 18 (16.4) 34 (25.4)
    Maybe, CNS-2 18 (16.4) 24 (17.9)
    No, CNS-1 74 (63.7) 76 (56.7)
CD10 .04
    CD10- 82 (71.3) 56 (57.7)
    CD10+ 33 (28.7) 41 (42.3)
MLL/11q23 abnormality .04
    Present 79 (68.7) 35 (53.0)
    Absent 36 (31.3) 31 (47.0)

For the CCG 1953 study, N = 115; for the CCG 1883 study, N = 135.

*

For some variables, some data were not submitted for individual patients (liver size, race, CNS, CD10), so totals do not add up to 115.

11q23 info for 1883 is based solely on karyotypes accepted by central review. Information was not complete on all 135 patients. Percentages were calculated excluding patients for whom data were unknown.