Table 1 Clinical and laboratory variables at baseline of the University of Florence cohort.

From: Artificial intelligence differentiates prefibrotic primary myelofibrosis with thrombocytosis from essential thrombocythemia using digitized bone marrow biopsy images

Clinical and laboratory variables at baseline

ET patients

(n = 100; 50%)

PrePMF patients

(n = 100; 50%)

P-values

Age in year; median (range)

62 (25-92)

64 (18–86)

0.4

Sex, females; n (%)

63 (63)

51 (51)

0.09

White blood cells x 109/L;

median (range)

8 (4.4–16.5)

9.1 (4.1–36)

< 0.01

Hemoglobin, g/dL;

median (range)

14.4 (9.9–15.9)

13.7 (9–15.6)

0.01

Hematocrit, %; median (range)

43 (35–50)

41.5 (32–50)

0.01

Platelets, x109/L; median (range)

624 (452–2000)

640 (220–1660)

0.1

Lactate dehydrogenase, U/L; median (range)

220 (150–403)

283 (157–727)

< 0.01

Palpable splenomegaly; n (%)

14 (14)

38 (38)

< 0.01

Driver mutations

 

JAK2; n (%)

76

74

0.6

CALR type 1/1 like; n (%)

9

13

CALR type 2/2 like; n (%)

5

4

MPL; n (%)

5

7

Triple negative; n (%)

5

2

  1. prePMF Prefibrotic Primary Myelofibrosis, ET Essential Thrombocythemia.