Table 6

Evaluation for good-risk ALL prognostic factors in NCI standard risk (evaluable cytogenetics; excludes those with fewer than 45 chromosomes and Ph-positive ALL; POG 1988 to 1999 and CCG 1996 to 2000)

GroupNo. patients
5-Y EFS (SE)
8-y EFS (SE)
POGCCGPOGCCGPOGCCG
Trisomies 4, 10, and 17 747 108 89.3 (1.4) 91.5 (2.8) 88.3 (2.1) 91.5 (3.7) 
Other* 2706 655 76.6 (1.0) 78.6 (1.7) 74.1 (1.3) 77.0 (2.3) 
TEL/AML1 115 81 85.1 (10.4) 86.2 (4.0) NA 86.2 (16.0) 
Other* 345 359 77.7 (6.8) 80.5 (2.3) NA 78.4 (12.2) 
GroupNo. patients
5-Y EFS (SE)
8-y EFS (SE)
POGCCGPOGCCGPOGCCG
Trisomies 4, 10, and 17 747 108 89.3 (1.4) 91.5 (2.8) 88.3 (2.1) 91.5 (3.7) 
Other* 2706 655 76.6 (1.0) 78.6 (1.7) 74.1 (1.3) 77.0 (2.3) 
TEL/AML1 115 81 85.1 (10.4) 86.2 (4.0) NA 86.2 (16.0) 
Other* 345 359 77.7 (6.8) 80.5 (2.3) NA 78.4 (12.2) 

All patients were in the standard risk group.

NA indicates not applicable.

*

Those with evaluable cytogenetics that do not have traits listed above it for those risk groups (hypodiploid and t(9;22) excluded). Twelve patients with trisomies 4, 10, and 17 had extramedulary disease (EMD) (CNS or testicular), and all but one are in continuous complete remission (CCR).

TEL/AML1 status was determined retrospectively in a subset of the patients on POG studies 9201, 9405, and 9605 (using Southern blot) and the CCG 1952 study.

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