Table 2.

Patient demographics and disease characteristics

CharacteristicVenetoclax 400 mg (14 d/cycle) + azacitidine 75 mg/m2 (7 d/cycle)
N = 107
Age, median (range), y 68 (26-87) 
<65, n (%) 35 (32.7) 
≥65, n (%) 72 (67.3) 
≥75, n (%) 27 (25.2) 
Male, n (%) 74 (69.2) 
Race, n (%)  
White 98 (92.5) 
Black or African American 1 (0.9) 
Asian 7 (6.6) 
Missing 1 (0.9) 
Ethnicity, n (%)  
Hispanic or Latino 4 (3.8) 
Not Hispanic or Latino 102 (96.2) 
Missing 1 (0.9) 
ECOG PS, n (%)  
56 (52.8) 
43 (40.6) 
7 (6.6) 
Missing 1 (0.9) 
Time to treatment from MDS diagnosis, median (range), d 61 (−3 to 2682)  
IPSS-R prognostic score, n (%)   
Low 1 (0.9) 
Intermediate 14 (13.1) 
High 40 (37.4) 
Very high 52 (48.6) 
BM blast category, n (%)  
≤5% 11 (10.3) 
>5 to ≤10% 32 (29.9) 
>10% 64 (59.8) 
BM blast count, median (range), % 11.0 (1-19.5) 
Baseline transfusion dependence, n (%)  
RBC 56 (52.3) 
Platelet 18 (16.8) 
RBC or platelet 59 (55.1) 
Eligible for SCT at study entry according to treating investigator, n (%) 34 (31.8) 
IPSS-R cytogenetic risk, n (%)  
Very good 1 (0.9) 
Good 38 (35.5) 
Intermediate 35 (32.7) 
Poor 7 (6.5) 
Very poor 26 (24.3) 
Baseline mutations, n (%)   
No mutations detected 21 (25.3) 
ASXL1 29 (34.5) 
TP53 20 (23.8) 
SRSF2 19 (22.6) 
RUNX1 18 (21.4) 
TET2 15 (17.9) 
CharacteristicVenetoclax 400 mg (14 d/cycle) + azacitidine 75 mg/m2 (7 d/cycle)
N = 107
Age, median (range), y 68 (26-87) 
<65, n (%) 35 (32.7) 
≥65, n (%) 72 (67.3) 
≥75, n (%) 27 (25.2) 
Male, n (%) 74 (69.2) 
Race, n (%)  
White 98 (92.5) 
Black or African American 1 (0.9) 
Asian 7 (6.6) 
Missing 1 (0.9) 
Ethnicity, n (%)  
Hispanic or Latino 4 (3.8) 
Not Hispanic or Latino 102 (96.2) 
Missing 1 (0.9) 
ECOG PS, n (%)  
56 (52.8) 
43 (40.6) 
7 (6.6) 
Missing 1 (0.9) 
Time to treatment from MDS diagnosis, median (range), d 61 (−3 to 2682)  
IPSS-R prognostic score, n (%)   
Low 1 (0.9) 
Intermediate 14 (13.1) 
High 40 (37.4) 
Very high 52 (48.6) 
BM blast category, n (%)  
≤5% 11 (10.3) 
>5 to ≤10% 32 (29.9) 
>10% 64 (59.8) 
BM blast count, median (range), % 11.0 (1-19.5) 
Baseline transfusion dependence, n (%)  
RBC 56 (52.3) 
Platelet 18 (16.8) 
RBC or platelet 59 (55.1) 
Eligible for SCT at study entry according to treating investigator, n (%) 34 (31.8) 
IPSS-R cytogenetic risk, n (%)  
Very good 1 (0.9) 
Good 38 (35.5) 
Intermediate 35 (32.7) 
Poor 7 (6.5) 
Very poor 26 (24.3) 
Baseline mutations, n (%)   
No mutations detected 21 (25.3) 
ASXL1 29 (34.5) 
TP53 20 (23.8) 
SRSF2 19 (22.6) 
RUNX1 18 (21.4) 
TET2 15 (17.9) 

A protocol deviation resulted in enrollment of 1 patient without a documented diagnosis of MDS. A diagnosis was documented 3 days after treatment initiation.

IPSS-R risk groups overall score is calculated as the blast score + cytogenetics score + hemoglobin score + platelet score + absolute neutrophil count score. Overall risk score for low is >1.5 to 3.0, intermediate is >3.0 to 4.5, high is >4.5 to 6.0, and very high is >6.0.

Samples with sufficient material to be analyzed for mutations were available from 84 patients and were tested using a panel of 37 genes. Additional detected mutations included SF3B1 (9.5%), DNMT3A (8.3%), EZH2 (7.1%), IDH2 (6.0%), IDH1 (3.6%), and BCORL1 (1.2%).

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