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. 2018 Dec 11;8(12):125. doi: 10.1038/s41408-018-0163-7

Table 2.

Distribution of cytogenetic abnormalities

Cytogenetic abnormality Number of patients (%)a
Primary cytogenetic abnormalities
t(11;14) 90 (18.7)
t(4;14) 50 (10.4)
t(6;14) 5 (1)
t(14;16) 19 (3.9)
t(14;20) 7 (1.5)
t(14;other) 54 (11.2)
Trisomies 254 (52.7)
Monosomy 14 8 (1.7)
Secondary cytogenetic abnormalities
Del 17p 49 (10.2)
Monosomy 13 185 (38.4)
Del 13q 16 (3.3)
Other 22 (4.6)
Insufficient cells or no abnormalities detected 45 (9.3)
Total 482

aTotal does not equal 482 or 100% due to overlap in cytogenetic abnormalities