Table 1.

Patient demographics and disease characteristics during chronic-phase MPN and at diagnosis of MPN-AP/BP

DemographicsN = 202
Age (y) at chronic-phase MPN diagnosis, median (range) 61.9 (21.9-91.0) 
Female, n (%) 80 (39.6) 
Race/ethnicity, n (%) n = 158 
White 142 (89.9) 
Black 9 (5.7) 
Asian 3 (1.9) 
Other 4 (2.5) 
Hispanic ethnicity 11 (7.0) 
Chronic-phase MPN N = 202 
Polycythemia vera 40 (20%) 
Essential thrombocythemia 57 (28%) 
Primary myelofibrosis 67 (33%) 
MPN-not otherwise specified/other 38 (19%) 
Driver mutation N = 202 
JAK2 124 (61%) 
CALR 33 (16%) 
MPL 18 (9%) 
Triple-negative 27 (13%) 
Therapies received for chronic-phase MPN N = 202 
Hydroxyurea 124 (61%) 
JAK inhibitor 72 (36%) 
Interferon 7 (4%) 
DNMTi 11 (5%) 
Other 39 (19%) 
Allo-HSCT 6 (3%) 
MPN-AP/BP characteristics N = 202 
Age at accelerated/blast phase MPN, median (range) 68.6 (22.7-94.0) 
Latency period in years between chronic-phase MPN and MPN-AP/BP, median (range) 4.5 (0.0-44.2) 
WBC (103/μL), median (range) 9.8 (0.6-144.6) 
Hemoglobin (g/dL), median (range) 8.6 (5.1-16.5) 
Platelets (103/μL), median (range) 99.0 (4.0-1839.0) 
Peripheral blast %, median (range) 13.0 (0.0-91.0) 
Marrow blast %, median (range) 22.0 (0.0-97.0) 
Creatinine (g/dL), median (range) 0.95 (0.5-7.0) 
Total bilirubin (g/dL), median (range) 0.7 (0.2-3.4) 
Palpable splenomegaly, n (%) 102 (52.0) 
2017 ELN risk at MPN-AP/BP diagnosis n = 189 
Favorable 5 (2.6) 
Intermediate 58 (30.7) 
High risk 126 (66.7) 
Mutations at MPN-AP/BP diagnosis n = 166 
ASXL1 52 (31%) 
TP53 43 (26%) 
SRSF2 39 (23%) 
IDH2 24 (14%) 
EZH2 15 (9%) 
U2AF1 12 7%) 
IDH1 11 (7%) 
DemographicsN = 202
Age (y) at chronic-phase MPN diagnosis, median (range) 61.9 (21.9-91.0) 
Female, n (%) 80 (39.6) 
Race/ethnicity, n (%) n = 158 
White 142 (89.9) 
Black 9 (5.7) 
Asian 3 (1.9) 
Other 4 (2.5) 
Hispanic ethnicity 11 (7.0) 
Chronic-phase MPN N = 202 
Polycythemia vera 40 (20%) 
Essential thrombocythemia 57 (28%) 
Primary myelofibrosis 67 (33%) 
MPN-not otherwise specified/other 38 (19%) 
Driver mutation N = 202 
JAK2 124 (61%) 
CALR 33 (16%) 
MPL 18 (9%) 
Triple-negative 27 (13%) 
Therapies received for chronic-phase MPN N = 202 
Hydroxyurea 124 (61%) 
JAK inhibitor 72 (36%) 
Interferon 7 (4%) 
DNMTi 11 (5%) 
Other 39 (19%) 
Allo-HSCT 6 (3%) 
MPN-AP/BP characteristics N = 202 
Age at accelerated/blast phase MPN, median (range) 68.6 (22.7-94.0) 
Latency period in years between chronic-phase MPN and MPN-AP/BP, median (range) 4.5 (0.0-44.2) 
WBC (103/μL), median (range) 9.8 (0.6-144.6) 
Hemoglobin (g/dL), median (range) 8.6 (5.1-16.5) 
Platelets (103/μL), median (range) 99.0 (4.0-1839.0) 
Peripheral blast %, median (range) 13.0 (0.0-91.0) 
Marrow blast %, median (range) 22.0 (0.0-97.0) 
Creatinine (g/dL), median (range) 0.95 (0.5-7.0) 
Total bilirubin (g/dL), median (range) 0.7 (0.2-3.4) 
Palpable splenomegaly, n (%) 102 (52.0) 
2017 ELN risk at MPN-AP/BP diagnosis n = 189 
Favorable 5 (2.6) 
Intermediate 58 (30.7) 
High risk 126 (66.7) 
Mutations at MPN-AP/BP diagnosis n = 166 
ASXL1 52 (31%) 
TP53 43 (26%) 
SRSF2 39 (23%) 
IDH2 24 (14%) 
EZH2 15 (9%) 
U2AF1 12 7%) 
IDH1 11 (7%) 
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