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. 2020 Dec 9;39:278. doi: 10.1186/s13046-020-01792-8

Table 3.

Patients characteristics

Characteristics N %
Patient age, median (range) 51 (12–71)
Patient gender
 Male 14 51.85
 Female 13 48.15
Relapse 10 37.04
Refractory 17 62.96
Diagnosis (WHO)
 M1 0 0
 M2 4 14.81
 M4 8 29.63
 M5 12 44.44
 M6 2 7.41
 unavailable 1 3.71
Hb, ×g/L median (range) 96 (71–120)
WBC, ×109/L median (range) 3.95 (1.40–49.13)
Platelets, × 109/L median (range) 101 (16–226)
BM blasts median (range) 27.6 (2.50–97.0)
karyotype-risk (n=)a
 Favorable-risk 7 25.93
 Intermediate-risk 1 3.70
 Poor-risk 9 33.33
 Unavailable 10 37.04
DNMT3A mutational status
 Wild-type DNMT3A 18 66.67
 DNMT3Amutation 3 11.11
 Missing 6 22.22
TP53 mutational status
 Wild-type TP53 19 70.37
 TP53 mutation 2 7.41
 Missing 6 22.22
FLT3-ITD mutational status
 Wild-type FLT3-ITD 18 66.67
 FLT3-ITD mutation 3 11.11
 Missing 6 22.22
BCOR mutational status
 Wild-type BCOR 20 74.08
 BCOR mutation 1 3.70
 Missing 6 22.22
NRAS mutational status
 Wild-type NRAS 19 70.37
 NRAS mutation 2 7.41
 Missing 6 22.22
STAG2 mutational status
 Wild-type STAG2 20 74.08
 STAG2 mutation 1 3.70
 Missing 6 22.22

Abbreviations: BM bone marrow, WBC white blood count, HB hemoglobin, PLT Platelet

aCytogenetic groups were defined as follows: favourable – t(8;21), inv. (16), irrespective of the presence of other abnormalities; adverse – monosomy5, monosomy 7, del(5q), abnormal 3q, complex (5 or more chromosomal abnormalities); intermediate – all other abnormal karyotypes, normal karyotype