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. 2016 Feb 4;114(4):463–468. doi: 10.1038/bjc.2016.11

Table 1. Correlation of serum IL-10 level with clinical characteristics in MM patients.

Characteristics N=188 Median concentration, pg ml−1 (range) P-value
Age     0.873
 <65 108 164.69 (23.08–553.54)  
 ⩾65 80 179.91 (13.65–1877.44)  
Gender (male) 132 165.66 (13.65–1877.44) 0.608
ECOG PS     0.004
 0–1 104 161.19 (18.54–465.78)  
 ⩾2 84 187.76 (13.65–1877.44)  
ISS stage     0.028
 I 45 118.65 (13.65–465.78)  
 II 83 173.75 (18.54–449.54)  
 III 60 194.61 (65.45–1877.44)  
Type of myeloma     0.301
 IgG 90 164.16 (18.54–449.54)  
 IgA 58 174.29 (13.65–1877.44)  
 Light chain 40 173.75 (23.08–553.54)  
Serum LDH     0.006
 ⩽ULN 143 164.84 (13.65–1877.44)  
 >ULN 45 187.54 (65.45–1877.44)  
Genetic abnormalities     0.072
 Yesa 72 196.78 (18.54–498.43)  
 No 116 164.50 (13.65–1877.44)  
Treatment regimens     0.376
 Bortezomib based 84 162.73 (23.08–498.43)  
 DVD 104 174.28 (13.65–1877.44)  
Treatment response     <0.001
 CR 36 112.46 (23.08–389.48)  
 Less than CR 152 174.29 (13.65–1877.44)  

Abbreviations: CR=complete response; DVD=doxil, vincristine, and dexamethasone; ECOG PS=Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group Performance Status; Ig=immunoglobulin; IL-10=interleukin-10; ISS=International Staging System; LDH=lactate dehydrogenase; MM=multiple myeloma; ULN=upper limit of normal.

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Patients with abnormalities of 13q14, 1q21, 14q32, and 17p13.