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. 2015 Feb 6;33(4):1639–1649. doi: 10.3892/or.2015.3787

Table IV.

General characteristics and clinical data of the AL patients and healthy individuals.

Variables ALL
111 (75.51)
AML
36 (24.49)
Healthy individuals
100 (100)
P-valueb
Age (years, mean ± SD) 7.73±4.91 8.02±4.79 10.21±5.53 0.002d
No. of leukocytes/mm3 19,700 (4,700–42,900)a 34,550 (9,350–68,000)a 8,000 (7,000–9,000)a <0.001d
Gender
 Female 41 (36.94) 14 (38.89) 47 (47.00) 0.317
 Male 70 (63.06) 22 (61.11) 53 (53.00)
Status of participants
 Alive 42 (37.84) 13 (36.11) 100 (100.00) 1.00c
 Deceased 69 (62.16) 23 (63.89) -
Risk by age and leukocytes at diagnosis
 Low-risk (1–10 years and <50,000 leukocytes/mm3) 48 (43.24) 12 (33.33) - 1.00c
 High-risk (<1 and >10 years and >50,000 leukocytes/mm3) 63 (56.76) 24 (66.67) -
Relapse during treatment
 No 40 (36.04) 17 (47.22) -
 Yes 71 (63.96) 19 (52.77) - 0.244c
Immunophenotype
 B-lineage 93 (83.78) - - -
 T-lineage 11 (9.91) - -
 B/T-lineage 7 (6.31) - -
FAB classification
 L1 93 (83.78) - - -
 L2 18 (16.22) - -
 M0 - 10 (27.77) -
 M1 - 14 (38.89) - -
 M2 - 6 (16.67) -
 M3 - 6 (16.67) -
Chromosomal translocations
 ETV6-RUNX1 [t(12;21)] 1 (0.90) - -
 BCR-ABL [t(9;22)] 7 (6.31) - -
 AML1-ETO [t(8;21)] - 3 (8.33) -
 CBFB-MYH11 [inv(16)] - 0 (0.00) - -
 Negative 64 (57.66) 22 (61.11) -
 Not determined 39 (35.13) 11 (30.56) -
miR-24 levels 0.84 (0.21–2.54)a 4.22 (2.08–8.22)a 1.25 (1.09–1.61)a <0.001d

Data are expressed as n (%) unless indicated otherwise;

a

median (percentiles 25–75).

b

Obtained by the Chi-square test.

c

p-value obtained between patients with ALL and AML.

d

Significant p<0.05.

AL, acute leukemia; ALL, acute lymphoblastic leukemia AML, acute myeloid leukemia.