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. 2017 Oct 17;8(61):103274–103282. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.21870

Table 2. Comparison of BM, PB, cytogenetic, and molecular findings in patients without BM fibrosis to those with any amount of BM fibrosis.

MF-0 (N = 38) MF1+ (N = 45) P
Mean BM Cellularity (Range) 80 (40–100) 85 (40–100) 0.1
BM Megakaryocytes
Increased 17 45% 27 60% 0.04
Decreased 3 8% 8 18%
Adequate 18 47% 10 22%
Mean BM Smear Blasts (Range) 8.40 (1–15) 8.70 (1–16)
Blasts estimated by IHC (Number of cases) 1/38 3% 4/45 9% 0.2
Mean BM Smear Monocytes (Range) 18 (3–34) 18 (2–35) 0.9
Means (Range)
WBC [x 109 cells/ L] 19.5 (3.7–53.1) 29.5 (4.1–170.2) 0.06
PB Blasts (%) 0.4 (0–8) 0.9 (0–7) 0.07
Abs Mono [x 109 cells/ L] 4,806.2 (909–22833) 9,881.6 (988–131054) 0.1
Hgb [g/ dL] 10.8 (5–14.9) 10.8 (6.4–15) 0.9
MCV [fL] 91.5 (68.7–114) 91.8 (74–117) 0.9
Plt [x109 cells/ L] 122 (32–296) 107.5 (8–504) 0.4
Cytogenetic risk stratification N = 37 N = 43 0.8
low (normal karyotype, isolated -Y) 31 84% 34 79%
intermediate (all other abnormalities) 4 11% 5 12%
high (complex karyotype, +8, abnormalities of 7) 2 5% 4 9%
Molecular findings
JAK2 V617F status N = 27 N = 35
negative 23 85% 33 94% 0.38
positive 4 15% 2 6%
not tested 11 10
MPL exon 10 mutation N = 13 N = 15
negative 13 15 1
positive 0 0
not tested 25 30
CALR exon 9 mutation N = 5 N = 2
negative 5 2 1
positive 0 0
not tested 33 43