Table 9.

Five-year estimates for OS for patients with greater than 5% blasts at diagnosis

PretreatmentBlast changeIPSS-R score at diagnosis
LowIntermediateHighVery high
Untreated Same 67 (55-82) 56 (46-68) 46 (36-60) 31 (20-47) 
 Lower at HCT 46 (28-76) 33 (18-59) 23 (10-51) 10 (3-37) 
Chemotherapy Same 56 (41-77) 44 (32-60) 33 (22-50) 18 (10-36) 
 Lower at HCT 69 (58-82) 59 (50-68) 49 (41-60) 34 (25-45) 
HMAs Same 58 (44-77) 46 (35-60) 36 (25-50) 20 (12-35) 
 Lower at HCT 64 (51-80) 53 (43-65) 43 (33-56) 27 (18-40) 
Other Same 57 (39-81) 44 (30-65) 34 (20-56) 19 (9-41) 
 Lower at HCT 59 (45-78) 47 (35-61) 36 (25-52) 21 (12-37) 
PretreatmentBlast changeIPSS-R score at diagnosis
LowIntermediateHighVery high
Untreated Same 67 (55-82) 56 (46-68) 46 (36-60) 31 (20-47) 
 Lower at HCT 46 (28-76) 33 (18-59) 23 (10-51) 10 (3-37) 
Chemotherapy Same 56 (41-77) 44 (32-60) 33 (22-50) 18 (10-36) 
 Lower at HCT 69 (58-82) 59 (50-68) 49 (41-60) 34 (25-45) 
HMAs Same 58 (44-77) 46 (35-60) 36 (25-50) 20 (12-35) 
 Lower at HCT 64 (51-80) 53 (43-65) 43 (33-56) 27 (18-40) 
Other Same 57 (39-81) 44 (30-65) 34 (20-56) 19 (9-41) 
 Lower at HCT 59 (45-78) 47 (35-61) 36 (25-52) 21 (12-37) 

Predicted 5-year OS, expressed in percentages (with 95% CIs), based on the multivariable Cox model including the interaction between pretreatment and change in blast count.

Estimates are given for each IPSS-R category at diagnosis for reference patients with age 60 years, receiving a graft from a related donor after reduced intensity conditioning, and receiving transplantation 9 months after diagnosis.

Blast change was coded “same” when >5% at transplant, and “lower at HCT” when ≤5%.

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