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. 2022 Aug 23;36(10):2544–2547. doi: 10.1038/s41375-022-01681-3

Fig. 1. Survival with with high-risk and low-risk ACA occuring at diagnosis or later on.

Fig. 1

a Survival probabilities of CML patients in CP with high-risk ACA emerging after diagnosis (n = 66) compared to 32 patients with low-risk ACA occurring either at or after diagnosis synchronized for the time to emergence of ACA. b Survival probabilities of patients in CP with high-risk ACA occurring at diagnosis (n = 25) compared to the 32 patients with low-risk ACA occurring either at or after diagnosis synchronized for the time to emergence of ACA. Survival with high-risk ACA occuring at versus emerging after diagnosis is not significantly different (p = 0.5). c Survival probabilities of CML patients in CP with high-risk ACA compared with a matched cohort of patients without high-risk ACA by resampling [9], p = 0.024, median hazard ratio 2.15, d with confidence intervals. e Survival probabilities of patients in CP with low-risk ACA compared with a matched cohort of patients with no ACA by resampling [9], p = 0.204, median hazard ratio 2.46, f with confidence intervals. CML chronic myeloid leukemia, ACA additional chromosomal abnormalities, pts patients, CP chronic phase.