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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Clin North Am. 2010 Feb;57(1):1–25. doi: 10.1016/j.pcl.2009.11.005

Table 4.

Results of SCT as Post-Remission Therapy for Childhood AML in First Remission

Study Group Disease Free Survival Median
Follow-
Up
Reference
Matched
Related
Donor
SCT
Chemotherapy Autologous
SCT
AML-80 43% 31% - 6 years Dahl 1990 [106]
AIEOP LAM-87 51%* 27% 21% 5 years Amadori 1993 [94]
CCG-213 54%* 37% - 5 years Wells 1994 [108]
CCG-251 45%* 32% - 8 years Nesbit 1994 [107]
POG-8821 52%* 36% 38% 3 years Ravindranath 1996
[93]
MRC AML-10 61%* 46% 68%ˆ 7 years Stevens 1998 [87]
AML BFM-93 64% 61% - 5 years Creutzig 2001 [86]
CCG-2891 55%* 47% 42% 8 years Woods 2001 [95]
LAME-89/91 72%* 48% - 6 years Perel 2002 [88]
Aladjidi 2003 [109]

Key: * p≤0.05 allogeneic vs. others;

ˆ

p≤0.05 autologous vs. chemotherapy