Table 1

Patient characteristics at diagnosis

CharacteristicQuantity
Sex, M/F 47:39 
Median age, y (range) 52 (18-76) 
Age over 60 years, n (%) 31 (36) 
WBC, 109/L (range) 5.3 (0.9-267) 
Platelets, 109/L (range) 59 (5-361) 
Circulating blasts, % (range) 22.5 (0-97) 
BM blasts, % (range) 64 (21-99) 
LDH, U/L (range) 311 (83-3343) 
Chromosome risk group, no. (%)*  
    Good 10 (12) 
    Intermediate 63 (73) 
    Poor 12 (14) 
    Failed 1 (∼1) 
FAB, no. (∼%)  
    M0 7 (8) 
    M1 18 (21) 
    M2 29 (34) 
    M4/M4e0 18 (21)/3 (3.5) 
    M5a/M5b 8 (9.5) 
    M6 1 (∼1) 
AML unclassified, no. (%) 2 (∼2) 
De novo - secondary 80:6 
CharacteristicQuantity
Sex, M/F 47:39 
Median age, y (range) 52 (18-76) 
Age over 60 years, n (%) 31 (36) 
WBC, 109/L (range) 5.3 (0.9-267) 
Platelets, 109/L (range) 59 (5-361) 
Circulating blasts, % (range) 22.5 (0-97) 
BM blasts, % (range) 64 (21-99) 
LDH, U/L (range) 311 (83-3343) 
Chromosome risk group, no. (%)*  
    Good 10 (12) 
    Intermediate 63 (73) 
    Poor 12 (14) 
    Failed 1 (∼1) 
FAB, no. (∼%)  
    M0 7 (8) 
    M1 18 (21) 
    M2 29 (34) 
    M4/M4e0 18 (21)/3 (3.5) 
    M5a/M5b 8 (9.5) 
    M6 1 (∼1) 
AML unclassified, no. (%) 2 (∼2) 
De novo - secondary 80:6 

BM indicates bone marrow; LDH, lactate dehydrogenase; and FAB, French-American-British.

*

Favorable risk group was defined by presence of t(8;21) or inv (16)/t(16;16). In patients lacking these favorable changes, the presence of a complex karyotype, −5, del(5q), −7, or abnormalities of 3q define a poor risk group. All other chromosomal changes or a normal karyotype define the intermediate risk group.

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