Table 4.

Median Survival for Diseases by Risk Prognosis Status in Bleeding Versus Nonbleeding Patients

Good-Risk PrognosisPoor-Risk Prognosis
NBLD BLD NBLD BLD
ALL  17.9  10.9 (P = .33)  30.5 3.5 (P < .0001)  
AML  20.6 11.8 (P = .055)  13.9  7.8 (P = .091) 
CML  >39  3.8 (P < .0001)  7.2 1.8 (P = .0002)  
HD  >87.8 4.0 (P < .0001)  22.0  3.6 (P = .006) 
NHL  >58.8  19.6 (P = .0013)  4.1 2.5 (P = .0063) 
Good-Risk PrognosisPoor-Risk Prognosis
NBLD BLD NBLD BLD
ALL  17.9  10.9 (P = .33)  30.5 3.5 (P < .0001)  
AML  20.6 11.8 (P = .055)  13.9  7.8 (P = .091) 
CML  >39  3.8 (P < .0001)  7.2 1.8 (P = .0002)  
HD  >87.8 4.0 (P < .0001)  22.0  3.6 (P = .006) 
NHL  >58.8  19.6 (P = .0013)  4.1 2.5 (P = .0063) 

The adverse effect of bleeding was shown in both good- and poor-risk prognosis within each diagnosis. The median is given in months. P values compare BLD and NBLD groups in each risk group.

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