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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 30.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2011 Sep 28;82(5):1816–1822. doi: 10.1016/j.ijrobp.2011.02.057

Table 1. Patient characteristics for the study cohort and by treatment group.

Entire Cohort Radiation Non-Radiation

Chloroma Cases 38 22 16

Gender Male 25 (66%) Male 14 (63%) Male 11 (69%)
Female 13 (34%) Female 8 (36%) Female 5 (31%)

Ethnicity White 28 (74%) White 15 (68%) White 13 (81%)
Black 2 (5%) Black 2 (9%) Black 0 (0%)
Hispanic 5 (13%) Hispanic 4 (18%) Hispanic 1 (6%)
Asian 3 (8%) Asian 1 (5%) Asian 2 (13%)

Cancer Diagnosis AML* 29 (76%)
CML 1 (3%)
MDS†† 3 (8%)
Isolated Chloroma 5 (13%)
AML 19 (86%)
MDS 2 (9%)
Isolated Chloroma 1 (5%)
AML 10 (63%)
CML 1 (6%)
MDS 1 (6%)
Isolated Chloroma 4 (25%)

Median Age at Leukemia Diagnosis (years) 44 (1-71) 33 (1-70) 49 (10-71)

Median Age at Chloroma Diagnosis (years) 44 (1-71) 34 (1-71) 49 (10-71)

Patients with Chloroma at Presentation 18 (47%) 4 (18%) 14 (89%)

Chloroma Sites Spine 5
Extremity 7
Pelvis 2
GU§ 4
Abdomen 5
H/N 14
Chest wall/Mediastinum 3
Spine 4
Extremity 3
Pelvis 1
GU 1
Abdomen 1
H/N 14
Spine 1
Extremity 4
Pelvis 1
GU 3
Abdomen 4
Chest wall/Mediastinum 3

Complete Response to Treatment 35 (92%) 22 (97%) 13 (81%)

Patients Developing a Second Chloroma 8 (21%) 4 (18%) 4 (25%)

Median Survival Since Chloroma Diagnosis (months) 23 (1-179) 15 (1-108) 61 (7-179)

Abbreviations:

*

= acute myeloid leukemia;

= chronic myeloid leukemia;

††

= myleodysplastic syndrome;

§

= genitourinary;

= head and neck.