Table 1.

Characteristics and outcomes of FA patients with and without trisomies or tetrasomies of chromosomal segment 3q26-3q29

TotalWith chromosome
3 aberration
Without chromosome
3 aberration
53 18 35 
Age, median (range), mo 141 (34-463) 149 (95-463) 125 (34-442) 
Sex, no.    
 Male 28 11 17 
 Female 25 18  
Complementation group, no.    
 FANCA 28 10 18  
 FANCC 
 FANCG 5  
 Unknown 13 12  
Genotypic reversion* 2  
Outcome, no.    
 MDS, 
 AML1-153 1  
 MDS+AML 14 13 
 Alive1-155 44 11 33  
 HSCT 20 12 
TotalWith chromosome
3 aberration
Without chromosome
3 aberration
53 18 35 
Age, median (range), mo 141 (34-463) 149 (95-463) 125 (34-442) 
Sex, no.    
 Male 28 11 17 
 Female 25 18  
Complementation group, no.    
 FANCA 28 10 18  
 FANCC 
 FANCG 5  
 Unknown 13 12  
Genotypic reversion* 2  
Outcome, no.    
 MDS, 
 AML1-153 1  
 MDS+AML 14 13 
 Alive1-155 44 11 33  
 HSCT 20 12 

FANCA, FANCC, and FANCG indicate Fanconi anemia complementation groups A, C, and G, respectively; MDS, myelodysplastic syndrome; AML, acute myeloid leukemia; and HSCT, hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.

*

Spontaneous reversion of the cellular FA phenotype in lymphocytes by back mutation or gene conversion in compound heterozygotes.

P < .001, Fisher exact test (2-sided).

MDS was defined according to the French-American-British (FAB) classification, and as described elsewhere.6Eight of 9 MDS patients presented 3% to 26% blasts in the marrow.

F1-153

AML was defined by more than 30% blasts in the marrow.

F1-155

P = .005, Fisher exact test (2-sided).

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