Table 1 Patient characteristics at diagnosis.

From: Targeted therapies overcome the poor prognosis of stereotyped Subset#2 chronic lymphocytic leukemia : a real-world multicentric study

 

Total

Not Subset#2

Subset#2

Comparison test

(n = 410)a

(n = 185)a

(n = 225)a

(p-value)b

Follow-up time (months)

64 (0–373)

64 (0–341)

64 (0–373)

0.8

Age at diagnosis

66 (30–95)

67 (36–91)

64 (30–95)

0.054

Sex

   

0.10

 Female

152 (37%)

61 (33%)

91 (41%)

 

 Male

254 (63%)

123 (67%)

131 (59%)

 

Binet stage

   

0.5

 A (Low risk)

262 (65%)

123 (68%)

139 (63%)

 

 B (Intermediate risk)

90 (22%)

36 (20%)

54 (25%)

 

 C (High risk)

50 (12%)

23 (13%)

27 (12%)

 

IGHV status

   

<0.001

 Borderline

83 (20%)

18 (9.7%)

65 (29%)

 

 Mutated

159 (39%)

73 (39%)

86 (38%)

 

 Not mutated

168 (41%)

94 (51%)

74 (33%)

 

CK or very CK

53 (13%)

25 (14%)

28 (12%)

0.7

TP53 alteration

   

0.3

 Altered

111 (27%)

54 (29%)

57 (25%)

 

 Not altered

183 (45%)

86 (46%)

97 (43%)

 

 Not researched

116 (28%)

45 (24%)

71 (32%)

 

17p deletion

   

0.060

 Deleted

18 (4.4%)

12 (6.5%)

6 (2.7%)

 

 Not deleted

392 (96%)

173 (94%)

219 (97%)

 

TP53 mutation

   

0.5

 Mutated

101 (25%)

47 (25%)

54 (24%)

 

 Not mutated

190 (46%)

90 (49%)

100 (44%)

 

 Not researched

119 (29%)

48 (26%)

71 (32%)

 
  1. CK Complex Karyotype.
  2. aMedian (Minimum-Maximum); n (%).
  3. bWilcoxon rank sum test; Pearson’s Chi-squared test.