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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Br J Haematol. 2015 Jul 24;171(4):471–477. doi: 10.1111/bjh.13607

Table II.

Treatment response, relapse and survival for individual patients.

Disease status at enrolment
Patient Haematological
relapse (Y/N)
Cytogenetic
relapse
(Y/N)
Molecular
relapse
(Y/N)
Haematological
response
Cytogenetic
response
(Y/N)
Molecular
response
(Y/N)
Relapse
(Y/N)
Time to
relapse
(d)
Overall
survival
(d)
Alive at last
follow-up
(Y/N)
1 Y Y Y RD N N 289 N
2* Y Y Y CR Y N N 257 N
3* Y Y Y CR Y N N 526 N
4 Y Y Y CRi Y N Y 183 213 N
5 Y Y Y RD N N 378 N
6 Y Y N/A CR N Y Y 117 183 Y
7* Y Y Y CRi Y Y Y 816 1432 N
8 Y Y N/A RD N N 154 N
9 N N Y CRi Y N Y 295 320 N
10 Y Y Y CR Y Y Y 49 233 N
11 Y Y Y CR N/A Y Y 56 1769 Y
12 N N Y CRi N/A N Y 141 385 N
13 Y Y Y RD 64 N
14 Y Y Y RD 93 N

Time to relapse is calculated from time of first response (CR or CRi).

CR, complete remission; CRi, complete remission with incomplete recovery of counts; RD, resistant disease; N/A, not available; Y, yes; N, no.

*

Patients 2, 3 and 7 underwent stem cell transplantation after achieving remission.

Patient 6 had a negative molecular test but positive cytogenetics, suggesting that this molecular result was probably not accurate.

Patient 11 had an isolated central nervous system relapse which was successfully treated with IT chemotherapy and craniospinal radiation.