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. 2022 Dec 26;37(3):550–559. doi: 10.1038/s41375-022-01796-7

Table 1.

Patient cohort.

Number of patients, n (%) 69 (100)
Adult cases 47 (68.1)
Elderly (≥60 y) 25 (36.2)
Adult (40–59 y) 16 (23.2)
Young adult (19–39 y) 6 (8.7)
Pediatric cases 22 (31.9)
Adolescent (15–18 y) 2 (2.9)
Child (3–14 y) 13 (18.8)
Infant (<3 y) 7 (10.1)
Sex, female 37 (53.6)
Background de novo AML 62 (89.9)
Potential t-AML 3 (4.3)
MDS-AML 2 (2.9)
t-MDS-AML 2 (2.9)
Number of tumor samples, n (%) 119 (100)
Diagnosis samples 42 (35.3)
Relapse samples 71 (59.7)
R1 and R1-P 56 (47.1)
R2 and R2-P 12 (10.1)
R3 3 (2.5)
Primary resistant samples 6 (5.0)
Mean age at onset (y) Adult cases 59.5 (median: 62.2; range: 20.5–83.1)
Pediatric cases 7.7 (median: 7.3; range: 0.4–17.5)
Mean length of EFS (m; D > R1) Adult relapse cases 16.3 (median: 10.0; range: 1.1–126.0)
Pediatric relapse cases 9.9 (median: 9.9; range: 2.3–19.1)
Mean length of OS (m) Adult relapse cases 39.9 (median: 21.0; range: 1.5–271.1)
Pediatric relapse cases 52.9 (median: 18.8; range: 5.6–215.0)
Sampling duration 1995–2016

Detailed biological and clinical data for each patient/sample are presented in Supplementary Tables 1 and 2.

D Diagnosis, EFS event-free survival as time to first relapse, MDS Myelodysplastic syndromes, OS Overall survival, R1/2/3 Sequential relapses, R1/2-P Persistent relapse specimen, t-AML Treatment related AML.