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. 2017 Mar 31;8(23):37239–37249. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.16744

Table 1. Main baseline characteristics and clinical outcome of patients investigated for thrombocytosis.

Patient Age, gender Prior
Thrombosis
(Y/N)
Plt count ≥ 450
(× 109/l)
BM histology JAK2V617F
AB, %
1st
evaluation
JAK2V617F
AB, %
2nd evaluation
CALR Fulfilled 2008 WHO diagnostic criteria
(Y/N)
Final diagnosis Therapy Status at last follow-up
T1 20, F N Y Y 0.12 0.36 WT Y ET IFN PLT < 400
T2 46, M Y Y Y 0.79 - WT Y ET IFN PLT < 400
T3 33, F N Y Y 0.20 1.46 WT Y ET - PLT < 1000
T4 25, F N Y Y 2.37 - WT Y ET ASA PLT <1000
T5 62, M Y Y Y 2.98 7.38 WT Y ET HU, ASA PLT < 600
T6 17, M N Y Y 3.00 - WT Y ET - PLT <1000
T7 50, F N Y Y 0.43 - WT Y Early-PMF IFN PLT < 400
T8 31, M N Y Y 2.36 - WT Y Early-PMF IFN PLT < 400
T9 46, M N Y N.A. 0.56 - Type1
(42%)
N (absence of BM biopsy) ET HU PLT < 600
T10 38, F N Y Y 0.41 - WT Y ET HU PLT < 1000
T11 57, F N Y N.A. 0.64 1.63 WT N (absence of BM biopsy) Probable ET ASA PLT < 1000
T12 66, M N Y Y 1.05 - WT Y ET HU, ASA PLT < 600
T13 71, F N Y N.A. 1.56 - WT N (absence of BM biopsy) Probable ET ASA PLT < 400
T14 91, F Y Y N.A. 2.38 9.20 WT N (absence of BM biopsy) Probable ET HU, ASA PLT <400
T15 72, F Y Y N.A. 0.32 - WT N (absence of BM biopsy, evidence of reactive thrombocytosis) Reactive
(reumatoid arthritis)
- PLT < 600
T16 81, M N Y N.A. 0.34 - WT N (absence of BM biopsy, evidence of reactive thrombocytosis) Reactive
(reumatoid arthritis)
- PLT < 600
T17 43, F N Y N.A. 0.59 0.50 WT N (absence of BM biopsy, evidence of reactive thrombocytosis) Reactive
(iron deficiency)
IRON THERAPY PLT < 400
T18 25, F N Y Y
(normal)
0.12 WT WT N (normal BM histology, evidence of reactive thrombocytosis) Reactive
(erysipelas)
- PLT < 400
T19 35, F N Y Y
(normal)
0.61 - WT N (normal BM histology, evidence of reactive thrombocytosis) Reactive
(iron deficiency)
- PLT < 600

Patients with persistent thrombocytosis in absence of other causes that did not perform BM biopsy for histological confirmation were classified as ‘’Probable ET’’. PLT: platelet (× 109/l); BM: bone marrow; N.A.: not available; ET: Essential Thrombocythemia; Early-PMF: early-primary myelofibrosis; WT: wild-type; HU: hydroxyurea; IFN: interferon-alpha; ASA: low-dose aspirin. Patient 19 had received splenectomy for a previous diagnosis of immune thrombocytopenia. Only in 5 cases, lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) was elevated. No patients had splenomegaly.