Table 4 Analysis for potential prognostic factors.

From: Myeloproliferative neoplasms with concomitant chronic myeloid leukemia are associated with TKI resistance and poor outcomes

 

Status after a median follow-up of 127 months N (%)

Censor

Uncensor

p

Median age at first diagnosis:

− <58 years

29 (48)

2 (3)

0.001

− ≥58 years

13 (21)

17 (28)

 

Sex:

− Male

23 (38)

7 (11)

>0.999

− Female

23 (38)

8 (13)

 

Cytogenetics (available for 27 patients):

− Normal

15 (56)

2 (7)

0.326

− Abnormal

7 (20)

3 (11)

 

MPN diagnosis:

− PV, ET, MPN-U

39 (64)

11 (18)

0.439

− MF

4 (7)

7 (11)

 

Driver MPN mutations (available for 59 patients):

JAK2

37 (63)

11 (19)

>0.999

CALR, MPL

8 (13)

3 (5)

 

Additional mutations (available for 43 patients):

− No

20 (46)

12 (28)

0.129

− Yes

10 (23)

1 (3)

 

BCR::ABL1 transcript (available for 49 patients):

− p190

4 (8)

3 (6)

0.05

− p210

34 (69)

8 (17)

 

ELTS score at diagnosis (available for 49 patients):

− Low

14 (29)

2 (5)

0.227

− Intermediate

10 (20)

6 (12)

 

− High

11 (22)

6 (12)

 

MPN treatment:

− W&W/venesection

10 (16)

1 (2)

0.264

− At least 1 therapy

36 (59)

14 (23)

 

CML treatment (TKI):

− 1 line

28 (46)

12 (20)

0.344

− 2 lines

8 (13)

2 (3)

 

− 3 lines

10 (16)

1 (2)

 
  1. MPN myeloproliferative neoplasm, CML chronic myeloid leukemia, ET essential thrombocythemia, PV polycythemia vera, PMF primary myelofibrosis, MPN-U MPN-unclassifiable, TKI tyrosine kinase inhibitors, ELTS EUTOS long-term survival.