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. 2019 Dec 3;34(4):1182–1186. doi: 10.1038/s41375-019-0645-z

Table 1.

Patient baseline characteristics in the SAMBA trial

Patient characteristics, n, (%) n = 24
 Age (years), median (IQR) 77 (71–90)
 AML 19 (79%)
 MDS 5 (21%)
Cytogenetics, n, (%)
 Normal karyotype 12 (50%)
 Abnormal karyotype 12 (50%)
 Complex karyotype (≥3) 5 (21%)
ELN 2017 AML risk classification (n = 19)
 Favorable 2 (10%)
 Intermediate 8 (43%)
 Unfavorable 9 (47%)
Somatic mutations, n, (%)
 No mutation 2 (8%)
 ≥1 mutation 22 (92%)
 ≥2 mutations 16 (67%)
 ≥3 mutations 15 (63%)
Epigenetic
 ASXL1 7 (29%)
 TET2 6 (25%)
 EZH2 4 (17%)
 DNMT3A 3 (13%)
 IDH1 3 (13%)
 BCORL1 2 (8%)
 IDH2 2 (8%)
 BCOR 2 (8%)
Cohesin
 STAG2 4 (17%)
 RAD21 1 (4%)
Splicing
 SRSF2 4 (17%)
 SF3B1 2 (8%)
 U2AF1 2 (8%)
 ZRSR2 2 (8%)
Transcription factors
 RUNX1 3 (13%)
 CEPBA 3 (13%)
 CUX1 1 (4%)
 GATA2 1 (4%)
TP53
 TP53 7 (29%)
Signaling
 NRAS 2 (8%)
 KRAS 2 (8%)
 PTPN11 2 (8%)
 JAK2 1 (4%)
Others
 NPM1 2 (8%)
 PHF6 2 (8%)
 KDM6A 1 (4%)
 NOTCH1 1 (4%)
Blood counts, median, (range)
 WBC (/nl) 2.51 (0.37–12.64)
 Hemoglobin (g/dl) 9.25 (8.05–11.7)
 PLT (/nl) 28 (4–1018)
 ANC (/nl) 0.59 (0.0–5.59)
 Lymphocytes (/nl) 0.80 (0.024–4)
 BM blasts (%) 27 (7–89)
 Interval from diagnosis (years) 1.76 (0.61–7.82)
Therapy outcome, median, (range)
 Days on treatment 57 (1–374)
 Cycles completed 3 (1–26)