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. 2022 Jan 31;6(2):e680. doi: 10.1097/HS9.0000000000000680

Table 2.

Choice Made by Leading Experts of Prognostic Markers at Baseline and After Treatment Start in MZL to be Evaluated in the Near Future

N = 74
Prognostic markers at baseline
NGS 48 (65%)
  TP53 43 (58%)
  NOTCH2 30 (41%)
  KLF2 19 (26%)
  KMT2D 16 (22%)
  TNFAIP3 15 (20%)
  PTPRD 5 (7%)
  Other 2 (3%)
PET-CT 39 (53%)
  TMTV 25 (34%)
  SUVmax 16 (22%)
  Deauville score 14 (19%)
  Any measurement 9 (12%)
  Other 3 (4%)
cfDNA 29 (39%)
Cytogenetics 21 (28%)
  del(17p) 11 (15%)
  t(11;18) 11 (15%)
  t(14;18) 8 (11%)
  del(7q) 5 (7%)
  t(1;14) 5 (7%)
  +3 3 (4%)
  +18 3 (4%)
  6q23- 2 (3%)
  Any abnormality 6 (8%)
  Other 1 (1%)
Other 6 (8%)
Prognostic markers during follow-up
PET-CT 42 (57%)
  Deauville score 23 (31%)
  TMTV 17 (23%)
  ∆SUVmax 14 (19%)
  SUVmax 13 (18%)
  ∆TMTV 8 (11%)
  Any measurement 9 (12%)
  Other 3 (4%)
cfDNA 41 (55%)
  ∆cfDNA baseline-EOT 24 (32%)
  ∆cfDNA baseline-interim 20 (27%)
  cfDNA levels 14 (19%)
  Any measurement 7 (10%)
  Other 1 (1%)
MRD 27 (36%)
  Sample: Blood 21 (78%)
  Sample: Bone marrow 6 (22%)
  Technique: Flow cytometry 14 (52%)
  Technique: PCR 13 (48%)
Other 2 (3%)

Statistics presented: n(%).

cfDNA = cell-free DNA; EOT = end-of-treatment; NGS = next-generation sequencing; PCR = polymerase chain reaction; PET-CT = 18FDG-Positron emission tomography-computed tomography; SUVmax = Maximum Standardized Uptake Value; TMTV = total metabolic tumor volume.