Table 1.

Cell differential, cytogenetic results, and outcomes for patients with acute erythroleukemia

Patient no.Age, sexBlasts, % of totalErythroid precursors, %Blasts, % of NECCytogeneticsOutcome
61, M 4.0 83.6 24.0 Abnormal* Alive 3 months after diagnosis, no therapy  
44, M 7.0 75.4 28.4 Normal male Relapsed 
60, M 7.4 67.2 22.6 Abnormal Died of disease 2 months after diagnosis, standard chemotherapy  
23, M 11.6 58.2 27.0 Normal male Clinical remission, S/P ALLO-BMT 
81, F 7.0 75.0 28.0 Normal female Lost to follow-up 
Patient no.Age, sexBlasts, % of totalErythroid precursors, %Blasts, % of NECCytogeneticsOutcome
61, M 4.0 83.6 24.0 Abnormal* Alive 3 months after diagnosis, no therapy  
44, M 7.0 75.4 28.4 Normal male Relapsed 
60, M 7.4 67.2 22.6 Abnormal Died of disease 2 months after diagnosis, standard chemotherapy  
23, M 11.6 58.2 27.0 Normal male Clinical remission, S/P ALLO-BMT 
81, F 7.0 75.0 28.0 Normal female Lost to follow-up 

M indicates male; and F, female.

*

Abnormal karyotype included 45-46, XY, −5, −7, add (8)(p21)[2], −15[1], add(17)(p11.2), −21[1], +mar [13].

Abnormal karyotype included 41-45, X, −Y, del(5)(q13q33), −16, add(21)(q22), dic(17;20)(p13;q11.2)+20, add(20)(q11.2).

Status after allogeneic bone marrow transplantation.

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