Table 2.

Familial relative risks for all hematological malignancy, NHL, CLL, myeloid malignancy, and myeloproliferative neoplasm, stratified by number of affected first-degree relatives

Population CR (%)Number of FDRs
1 affected FDR≥2 affected FDRP value
NSIR (95% CI)CR (%)NSIR (95% CI)CR (%)
All hematological malignancies 3.4 5941 1.31 (1.28-1.34) 4.2 279 2.08 (1.84-2.33) 7.4 2.1 × 10−12 
NHL 1.3 1165 1.75 (1.65-1.85) 2.1 19 2.06 (1.24-3.22) 2.4 .50 
CLL 0.4 297 5.36 (4.77-6.00) 2.1 20 27.13 (16.97-42.90) 8.6 1.34 × 10−8 
Myeloid malignancies 0.7 470 1.96 (1.79-2.15) 1.4 4.55 (2.08-8.64) 4.4 .02 
MPN 0.3 176 4.83 (4.14-5.60) 1.2 17.82 (5.79-24.89) 3.2 .01 
Population CR (%)Number of FDRs
1 affected FDR≥2 affected FDRP value
NSIR (95% CI)CR (%)NSIR (95% CI)CR (%)
All hematological malignancies 3.4 5941 1.31 (1.28-1.34) 4.2 279 2.08 (1.84-2.33) 7.4 2.1 × 10−12 
NHL 1.3 1165 1.75 (1.65-1.85) 2.1 19 2.06 (1.24-3.22) 2.4 .50 
CLL 0.4 297 5.36 (4.77-6.00) 2.1 20 27.13 (16.97-42.90) 8.6 1.34 × 10−8 
Myeloid malignancies 0.7 470 1.96 (1.79-2.15) 1.4 4.55 (2.08-8.64) 4.4 .02 
MPN 0.3 176 4.83 (4.14-5.60) 1.2 17.82 (5.79-24.89) 3.2 .01 

P represents a trend test. Data on the clonal myeloid neoplasms have previously been reported.18 

CR, cumulative risk.

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