Table 1.

Patient characteristics

All patients WHO-AML-MRICC-AML-MR-M/CGP values 
Patients 432 354 276  
Sex, male/female 273/159 234/120 194/82 .264 
Median age (range), y 72 (18, 95) 72 (19, 95) 72 (18, 95) .224 
BM Blast (%) 40 (12, 97) 38 (12, 96) 40 (12, 97) .292 
WBC count (×109/L) 3.7 (0.1, 328.7) 3.7 (0.1, 328.7) 4.4 (0.1, 328.7) .131 
Hemoglobin (g/L) 85 (11, 197) 86 (11, 169) 86 (11, 169) .680 
Platelet (×109/L) 56 (5, 2,726) 56.5 (6, 2,726) 61 (6, 2,726) .344 
LDH (U/L) 307 (90, 9,473) 309 (90, 9,473) 279 (90, 9,473) .538 
Prior MDS or MDS/MPN 48 (11%) 50 (14%) 45 (16%) .488 
Prior cytotoxic therapy 28 (6.5%) 0 (0%) 12 (4.4%) <.001∗∗  
Cytogenetics 
Abnormal karyotype 308 (71%) 264 (75%) 180 (65%) .011∗∗  
CK 176 (41%) 159 (45%) 68 (25%) <.001∗∗  
+8 73 (17%) 63 (18%) 53 (19%) .660 
−17 63 (15%) 53 (15%) 7 (3%) <.001∗∗  
Gene mutations 
Median mutations (range) 3 (0, 9) 3 (0, 9) 4 (0, 9) .012∗∗  
FLT3-ITD§  29 (20%) 23 (22%) 25 (29%) .518 
TP53 115 (27%) 100 (28%) 0 (0%) <.001∗∗  
RUNX1 107 (25%) 95 (27%) 104 (38%) .004∗∗  
ASXL1 97 (23%) 94 (27%) 93 (33%) .051 
DNMT3A 83 (19%) 66 (19%) 53 (19%) .859 
IDH2 64 (16%) 55 (16%) 55 (20%) .169 
IDH1 45 (10%) 37 (10%) 29 (11%) .982 
NRAS 37 (8.6%) 28 (8%) 31 (11%) .156 
CEBPA  27 (6.2%) 25 (7%) 25 (9%) .358 
KRAS 22 (5.1%) 17 (5%) 18 (6%) .350 
ELN 2022 subgroups .289 
Adverse 377 (87%) 345 (97%) 263 (95%)  
Intermediate 54 (13%) 8 (2%) 12 (4%)  
Therapies and outcomes  
Intensive chemotherapy 215 (50%) 172 (50%) 148 (55%) .606 
Low-intensity therapies 93 (21%) 83 (24%) 59 (22%)  
HMA/venetoclax 43 (10%) 41 (12%) 35 (13%)  
Best supportive care 81 (19%) 48 (14%) 27 (10%)  
CR§,  143 (69%) 108 (66%) 101 (73%) .230 
Relapse§,  76 (60%) 55 (60%) 48 (55%) .533 
HCT 115 (27%) 88 (25%) 84 (31%) .119 
All patients WHO-AML-MRICC-AML-MR-M/CGP values 
Patients 432 354 276  
Sex, male/female 273/159 234/120 194/82 .264 
Median age (range), y 72 (18, 95) 72 (19, 95) 72 (18, 95) .224 
BM Blast (%) 40 (12, 97) 38 (12, 96) 40 (12, 97) .292 
WBC count (×109/L) 3.7 (0.1, 328.7) 3.7 (0.1, 328.7) 4.4 (0.1, 328.7) .131 
Hemoglobin (g/L) 85 (11, 197) 86 (11, 169) 86 (11, 169) .680 
Platelet (×109/L) 56 (5, 2,726) 56.5 (6, 2,726) 61 (6, 2,726) .344 
LDH (U/L) 307 (90, 9,473) 309 (90, 9,473) 279 (90, 9,473) .538 
Prior MDS or MDS/MPN 48 (11%) 50 (14%) 45 (16%) .488 
Prior cytotoxic therapy 28 (6.5%) 0 (0%) 12 (4.4%) <.001∗∗  
Cytogenetics 
Abnormal karyotype 308 (71%) 264 (75%) 180 (65%) .011∗∗  
CK 176 (41%) 159 (45%) 68 (25%) <.001∗∗  
+8 73 (17%) 63 (18%) 53 (19%) .660 
−17 63 (15%) 53 (15%) 7 (3%) <.001∗∗  
Gene mutations 
Median mutations (range) 3 (0, 9) 3 (0, 9) 4 (0, 9) .012∗∗  
FLT3-ITD§  29 (20%) 23 (22%) 25 (29%) .518 
TP53 115 (27%) 100 (28%) 0 (0%) <.001∗∗  
RUNX1 107 (25%) 95 (27%) 104 (38%) .004∗∗  
ASXL1 97 (23%) 94 (27%) 93 (33%) .051 
DNMT3A 83 (19%) 66 (19%) 53 (19%) .859 
IDH2 64 (16%) 55 (16%) 55 (20%) .169 
IDH1 45 (10%) 37 (10%) 29 (11%) .982 
NRAS 37 (8.6%) 28 (8%) 31 (11%) .156 
CEBPA  27 (6.2%) 25 (7%) 25 (9%) .358 
KRAS 22 (5.1%) 17 (5%) 18 (6%) .350 
ELN 2022 subgroups .289 
Adverse 377 (87%) 345 (97%) 263 (95%)  
Intermediate 54 (13%) 8 (2%) 12 (4%)  
Therapies and outcomes  
Intensive chemotherapy 215 (50%) 172 (50%) 148 (55%) .606 
Low-intensity therapies 93 (21%) 83 (24%) 59 (22%)  
HMA/venetoclax 43 (10%) 41 (12%) 35 (13%)  
Best supportive care 81 (19%) 48 (14%) 27 (10%)  
CR§,  143 (69%) 108 (66%) 101 (73%) .230 
Relapse§,  76 (60%) 55 (60%) 48 (55%) .533 
HCT 115 (27%) 88 (25%) 84 (31%) .119 

BM, bone marrow; WBC, white blood cell; LDH, lactate dehydrogenase; MDS, myelodysplastic syndromes; MDS/MPN, myelodysplastic/myeloproliferative neoplasms; CK, complex karyotype; ELN, European LeukemiaNet; HCT, hematopoietic cell transplantation; CR, complete remission; OS, overall survival.

Median (range) or frequency (%).

Pearson χ2test; Wilcoxon rank sum test; Fisher exact test; comparisons were between WHO-AML-MR and ICC-AML-MR-M/CG.

Two patients with 12% bone marrow blasts had >20% blasts in peripheral blood.

§

FLT3-ITD: available in 148 patients, 284 were missing; CR: available in 208 patients; Relapse: available in 127 patients.

CEBPA mutations other than those which meet the criteria from either WHO or ICC for defining AML with mutated CEBPA.

CR and Relapse were calculated for those who treated by intensive chemotherapy.

∗∗

Statistically significant P values.

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