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Published in final edited form as: Genes Chromosomes Cancer. 2012 Dec 10;52(4):10.1002/gcc.22036. doi: 10.1002/gcc.22036

Table 1. Cytogenetics, Hematologic and Clinical Characteristics and Treatment Outcome of Patients with New Recurrent Translocationsa.

Study/ Case No.b Age/ Sex Race Karyotype FAB AML/MDS
Type
Hb (g /dL) Plts (×109/L) WBC (×109/L) PB/BM
blasts (%)
Auer
rods (+/−)
Organ
Involvement
Responsec DFS (mo) OS (mo) Induction
Rxd
Post-CR
Rxd
Translocations involving band 11p15: t(7;11)(q22;p15)
This study/ Case #1 87/ M White 46,XY,t(7;11)(q22;p15.5)[15]/46,XY[5] RARS de novo 9 659 5.1 0/0 - NR NR NA 52.8+ Vatalanib 10105 NA
Kirsch 1985/ Case #1 47/ M Black 40,XY,−2,add(3)(q?),−5,t(7;11)(q22;p15), add(12)(p?),−14,−15,−16,−17,−18,−18,−19, −21,+4mar[cp50] M6 de novo 1.7 4 12.5 9/63.6 NR NR CR 14+ NR AD NR
Nebral 2005/ Case #8 65/ M NR 46,XY,t(7;11)(q22;p15)[2]/46,XY[4] AMLNOS NR NR NR NR NR/NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR
Ribeiro 1993/ Case #14 5/ F NR 46.XX,t(7;11)(q22;p15) M7 de novo 10 26 6.4 26/49 NR No R NA NR AD NA
t(7;11) with an 11p breakpoint specified as 11p14 has been reported in one additional case of AML, 46,XX,i(17)(q10)/46,idem,t(7;11)(q22;p14)/47,XX,+21 (Bao et al., 2006).
Translocations involving band 11p15: t(10;11)(q23;p15)
This study/ Case #2 52/ F White 46,XX,t(10;11)(q23;p15)[25] M4 de novo 8.3 59 76.5 54/33 + S CR 8.1 9.2 AD 8525 HIDAC 8525
The constitutional nature of this abnormality could not be excluded.
Jankovic 2008/ Case #1 73/ M NR 45,X,−Y,t(10;11)(q23;p15)[15]/46,XY[5] NA RD 9.1 49 2.35 NR/90 + NR CR 96+ 252+ FLAG IDAC/D, AutoSCT
Karyotype detected at the time of 2nd relapse; karyotype at diagnosis is unknown; CR1 duration = 5 years; CR2 duration = 8 years.
Larson 1988/ Case #2084 39/ M NR 49,XY,t(1;12)(p36;q11),del(5)(q11q34), +del(5)(q11q34),add(8)(q13),i(8)(q10), add(9)(p22),t(10;11)(q23;p15),inv(18) (q12q21),+21,+mar1[7]/50,idem,+21[2]/ 52,idem, +21,+21,+mar2[2]/48,idem,−22, del(5)(p13p15)[7]/49,idem,+21,−22, del(5)(p13p15)[3]/49,idem,add(16)(p13)[3]/51,idem,+21,+21,add(16)(p13)[2]/ 46,XY[2] AMLNOS t-AML NR NR NR NR/ NR NR NR CR 5 6 HIDAC HIDAC
Pui 1995/ Case #1B 4/ F Black 46,XX,t(10;11)(q22-24;p15)/46,idem, add(6)(p25) M2 t-AML 9.9 82 1.5 14/10-18 + No R NA 5.5 ADE NA
t(10;11) with a 10q breakpoint specified as 10q24 has been reported in one additional case of therapy-related AML, 46,XX,t(10;11)(q24;p15)/47,idem,−12,+2mar (Romana et al., 2006).
Translocations involving band 12p13: t(2;12)(p13;p13)
This study/ Case #3 76/ M White 46,XY,t(3;20)(q21;q13.3)[4]/46,XY, t(2;12)(p13;p13)[3]/46,XY[13] NA t-AML-RD 8.6 38 33.9 3/84 NR NR R NA 6.3 E/A/ MX NA
The t(2;12) was acquired at the time of relapse. At diagnosis, the patient had t-AML and the following karyotype: 45,XY,der(7)t(7;17)(p11.2;q11.2),−17[13]/45,XY[7].
This study/ Case #4 41/ M White 47,XY,t(5;13)(q15;q14),+mar[9]/47,idem, t(2;12)(p13;p13)[11] NA de novo-R 9.5 60 16.5 0/26 NR NR R NA 4.3 LI/MX/A NA
The t(2;12) was acquired at the time of primary resistant disease The karyotype at diagnosis was 47,XY,t(5;13)(q15;q14),+mar[22] (case 27 in Table 2). Patient had primary resistant AML with cytogenetic evolution on day 54 of induction chemotherapy.
Hagiwara 1998/ Case #1 51/ M Asian 46,Y,t(X;13)(q28;q14),t(2;12)(p13;p13) [13]/46,XY[7] NA RD NR NR NR 12/80 NR LAD NR NR NR NR NR
The t(2;12) was acquired at the time of relapse. At diagnosis, the patient had de novo AML and a normal karyotype. A similar translocation has been reported in a patient with AML, 45,X,−X,t(2;12)(p12;p13),del(5)(q?), t(11;14)(?p13;q32),−17,+mar (Lai et al., 1995).
Translocations involving band 12p13: t(12;17)(p13;q12)
This study/ Case #5 21/ F White 46,XX,t(12;17)(p13;q12)[9]/ 47,idem,+13[9]/46,XX[2] M2 de novo 8.5 75 32 54/69 + S R NA 37.4 ADx2 9222 NA
UKCCG 1992/ Case #3 20/ M NR 46,XY,t(12;17)(p13;q12)[12]/46,XY[2] AML NOS t-AML NR NR 38.7 NR/ NR NR NR R NA < 2 NR NA
Two AML cases with a similar t(12;17)(p13;q11) as the two previous patients have been reported (Weinkauff et al., 1999; Martini et al., 2002; La Starza et al. 2005).
Other translocations: t(2;3)(p21;p21)
This study/ Case #6 21/ M Black 47,XY,+9[16]/47,idem,t(2;3)(p21;p21)[9] M2 de novo 9.3 24 7.6 23/30 + No CR 151.8+ 153+ AD 9222 HIDAC/MX/AZ 9222
Wang 2010/ Case #04-1272 NR/ M NR 46,XY,t(2;3)(p21;p21),del(3)(q21q26), t(7;11)(p21;p14)[19] NA RD NR NR NR NR/ NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR
The t(2;3) was acquired at the time of relapse. At diagnosis, the patient had de novo AML and a normal karyotype.
Other translocations: t(5;21)(q31;q22)
This study/ Case #7 51/ F White 45,Xc,t(5;21)(q31;q22)[10]/45,Xc[10] M4 de novo 8 145 2.7 6/44 - No CR 6.6 11 ADEx2 19808 HIDAC/E, AutoSCT 19808
Streubel 1998/ Case #32 37/ M NR 45,XY,t(3;12)(q26.2;p12.3), t(5;21)(q31;q22),−7,add(10)(p13-14) M2 de novo NR NR NR NR/ NR NR NR R NA 3 NR NA
Other translocations: t(8;14)(q24.1;q32.2)
This study/ Case #8 35/ M White 46,XY,t(8;14)(q24.1;q32.2)[7]/46,XY[21] M4 de novo 8.2 94 123.2 80/84 + LAD CR 9.8 17.3 ADEP 19808 HIDAC/E, AutoSCT 19808
This study/ Case #9 58/ F White 46,XX,t(8;12)(q22;p11.2), t(8;14)(q24.1;q32)[17]/46,XX[8] NA RD 13.4 64 2.2 NR/26 NR NR R NA 15.4 FLAG-I/MY NA
The t(8;14) was acquired at the time of relapse. At diagnosis, the patient had de novo AML and a normal karyotype. This patient is also included in Table 2 (case 22) because she also harbors t(8;12)(q22;p11.2) thus far not previously described.
Solé 1992 Case #8 65/ M NR 44,XY,dic(3;7)(q11;q36),−4,del(5)(q22), t(8;14)(q24;q32),−11,+mar M2 de novo NR NR NR NR/ NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR
Lee 1987 Case #7 NR/ M NR 45,XY,der(1)t(1;15)(p36;q1?3), t(8;14)(q24;q32),add(13)(q34),del(13) (q12q14),−15/46,idem,add(6)(p25),+mar M0 de novo NR 34 98 100/ 99 NR NR R NA < 1 AD NA
Hoppman-Chaney 2010 Case #1 59/ F NR 46,XX,del(7)(q32q34),t(8;14)(q24.1;q32) [20] M0 de novo 7.7 101 91 71/NR NR NR NR NR ∼18 NR NR
Translocation previously described in ALL: t(10;12)(p11;q15)
This study/ Case #10 24/ M White 47,XY,+4,t(10;12)(p11;q15)[26]/46,idem, −18[3]/46,XY[2] M1 de novo 11.9 229 3.7 50/88 + Pleural fluid CR 10.9 27.4+ ADx2 8525 AD
Coustan-Smith 2009 Case #6 14/ F NR 47,XX,+4,t(10;12)(p11.2;q15)[3]/ 47,idem,del(5)(q22q35)[3]/46,XX[14] L1 de novo NR NR 2.8 NR/ NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Abbreviations: x2, two cycles of induction therapy; A, cytarabine; AD, cytarabine, daunorubicin; ADE, cytarabine, daunorubicin, etoposide; ADEP, cytarabine, daunorubicin, etoposide, valspodar; AML NOS, AML not otherwise specified; AutoSCT, autologous stem cell transplantation; AZ, diaziquone; BM, bone marrow; CR, complete remission; D, daunorubicin; DFS, disease-free survival from time of treatment for first diagnosis of recurrent translocation; E, etoposide; F, female; FAB, French-American-British classification; FLAG, fludarabine, cytarabine, filgrastim; Hb, hemoglobin; HIDAC, high-dose cytarabine; I, idarubicin; IDAC; intermediate-dose cytarabine; LAD, lymphadenopathy; LI, lintuzumab (humanized anti-CD33 antibody); M, male; mo, months; MX, mitoxantrone; MY, Mylotarg; NA, not applicable; NR, not reported; OS, overall survival from first diagnosis of AML; PB, peripheral blood; Plts, platelet count; R, primary resistant disease; RD, relapsed AML; Rx, therapy; S, splenomegaly; t-AML, therapy-related AML; WBC, white blood cell count.

a

Age, karyotype, hematologic and clinical characteristics at the time of diagnosis of AML/MDS with the new recurrent translocation.

b

Each case from the literature is denoted by the first author's name and year of publication of the study reporting them, followed by the case number.

c

Response to therapy for AML/MDS with new recurrent translocation (see footnote d).

d

Induction and post-remission therapy refer to initial treatment for patients with de novo AML/MDS or t-AML. For patients with relapsed AML, induction and post-remission therapy refer to treatment given at time of diagnosis of new recurrent translocation. The four- or five-digit number denotes a Cancer and Leukemia Group B study number a given patient was enrolled on as follows: 10105 (Gupta et al., 2006), 8525 (Mayer et al., 1994), 9720 (Baer et al., 2011), 9621 (Kolitz et al., 2004), 9222 (Moore et al., 2005), 10503 (Blum et al., 2010).