Table 1.

Demographic and laboratory characteristics of 25 volunteer control subjects and 28 patients newly diagnosed with APL

CharacteristicControl (n = 25)Patients with APL (n = 28)
Age, y 58 (28-78) 42 (18-66) 
Sex (female/male) 10/15 11/17 
BMI, kg/m2 22.63 (22.4-25.81) 23.75 (22.1-25.83) 
WBC count, ×109/L 5.95 (4.73-7.91) 6.18 (0.96-19.04)* 
 <4 × 109/L – 9 (32%) 
 4-10 × 109/L – 16 (57%) 
 >4 × 109/L – 3 (11%) 
PLT count, ×109/L 242.51 (196.4-273.81) 173.31 (20.67-345.9)* 
Hemoglobin, g/L 133.21 (115.23-157.14) 126.11 (63.13-170) 
Blast, BM% – 48.32 (10.02-91.24) 
PT, s 12.67 (11.5-14.2) 12.05 (10.5-17.3)* 
APTT, s 28 (25-35.6) 25.83 (19.8-33.4) 
PTINR 1.01 (0.85-1.21) 1.09 (0.95-1.59) 
Fibrinogen, g/L 3 (2.5-3.8) 2.1 (0.41-3.61)* 
d-dimer, mg/L 0.23 (0.15-0.32) 3.25 (0.12-21.82)* 
Physical signs of bleeding (yes/no) – 10/18 
CharacteristicControl (n = 25)Patients with APL (n = 28)
Age, y 58 (28-78) 42 (18-66) 
Sex (female/male) 10/15 11/17 
BMI, kg/m2 22.63 (22.4-25.81) 23.75 (22.1-25.83) 
WBC count, ×109/L 5.95 (4.73-7.91) 6.18 (0.96-19.04)* 
 <4 × 109/L – 9 (32%) 
 4-10 × 109/L – 16 (57%) 
 >4 × 109/L – 3 (11%) 
PLT count, ×109/L 242.51 (196.4-273.81) 173.31 (20.67-345.9)* 
Hemoglobin, g/L 133.21 (115.23-157.14) 126.11 (63.13-170) 
Blast, BM% – 48.32 (10.02-91.24) 
PT, s 12.67 (11.5-14.2) 12.05 (10.5-17.3)* 
APTT, s 28 (25-35.6) 25.83 (19.8-33.4) 
PTINR 1.01 (0.85-1.21) 1.09 (0.95-1.59) 
Fibrinogen, g/L 3 (2.5-3.8) 2.1 (0.41-3.61)* 
d-dimer, mg/L 0.23 (0.15-0.32) 3.25 (0.12-21.82)* 
Physical signs of bleeding (yes/no) – 10/18 

Data are presented as n (%) or median values (25th and 75th percentiles).

APTT, activated partial thromboplastin time (normal range: 20-40 seconds); Blasts, promyelocytes + blasts; BMI, body mass index (normal range: 18.5-25 kg/m2); PLT, platelet; PT, prothrombin time (normal range: 10-15 seconds); WBC, white blood cell.

*

P < .05 vs the healthy control subjects.

Physical signs of bleeding include mucosal bleeding, hematuria, petechiae, spontaneous ecchymoses, melena, menorrhagia, and hematemesis.

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