Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of 391 patients in this analysis

Characteristics at diagnosisValue (%)
Age (years, mean and SD) 59 ± 15 
Male 221 (57) 
Origin of AML  
 de novo AML 302 (77) 
 s-AML 68 (17) 
 t-AML 24 (6) 
2017 ELN risk  
 Favorable 99 (25) 
 Favorable or intermediate 10 (3) 
 Intermediate 78 (20) 
 Intermediate or adverse 6 (2) 
 Adverse 122 (31) 
 No information 76 (19) 
Cytogenetic aberrations  
 Favorable 33 (8) 
 Intermediate 205 (52) 
  Normal karyotype 142 (36) 
 Adverse 84 (21) 
  Complex karyotype 64 (16) 
 No information 70 (18) 
Characteristics at diagnosisValue (%)
Age (years, mean and SD) 59 ± 15 
Male 221 (57) 
Origin of AML  
 de novo AML 302 (77) 
 s-AML 68 (17) 
 t-AML 24 (6) 
2017 ELN risk  
 Favorable 99 (25) 
 Favorable or intermediate 10 (3) 
 Intermediate 78 (20) 
 Intermediate or adverse 6 (2) 
 Adverse 122 (31) 
 No information 76 (19) 
Cytogenetic aberrations  
 Favorable 33 (8) 
 Intermediate 205 (52) 
  Normal karyotype 142 (36) 
 Adverse 84 (21) 
  Complex karyotype 64 (16) 
 No information 70 (18) 

Abbreviations: ELN, European LeukemiaNet; AML, acute myelogenous leukemia.

Percentages may not total 100 due to rounding.

Three patients are in both the s-AML and t-AML subgroups.

AML, acute myeloid leukemia; ELN, European LeukemiaNet; s-AML, secondary acute myeloid leukemia; t-AML, therapy-related acute myeloid leukemia.

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