Table 3

Year-by-year prevalence of elevated free κ FLC, free λ FLC, or both

Patients with a normal FLC ratio and without an M-protein (n = 61)
All patients (n = 109)
NnPercentage (95% CI)NnPercentage (95% CI)
Blood draw before CLL diagnosis, y       
    1 30 13 (4-31) 59 20 34 (22-47) 
    2 33 21 (9-39) 56 17 30 (19-44) 
    3 29 24 (10-44) 59 21 36 (24-49) 
    4 33 18 (7-35) 55 16 29 (18-43) 
    5 28 21 (8-41) 50 19 38 (25-53) 
    6 24 25 (10-47) 43 14 33 (19-49) 
    7 16 13 (2-38) 29 24 (10-44) 
    8 13 8 (0.2-36) 23 26 (10-48) 
    9 14 (0.4-58) 11 (0.3-48) 
    10 13 (0.3-53) 
P trend   .145   .038 
Patients with a normal FLC ratio and without an M-protein (n = 61)
All patients (n = 109)
NnPercentage (95% CI)NnPercentage (95% CI)
Blood draw before CLL diagnosis, y       
    1 30 13 (4-31) 59 20 34 (22-47) 
    2 33 21 (9-39) 56 17 30 (19-44) 
    3 29 24 (10-44) 59 21 36 (24-49) 
    4 33 18 (7-35) 55 16 29 (18-43) 
    5 28 21 (8-41) 50 19 38 (25-53) 
    6 24 25 (10-47) 43 14 33 (19-49) 
    7 16 13 (2-38) 29 24 (10-44) 
    8 13 8 (0.2-36) 23 26 (10-48) 
    9 14 (0.4-58) 11 (0.3-48) 
    10 13 (0.3-53) 
P trend   .145   .038 

N indicates number of participants with blood draw at each time point in relation to the diagnosis of CLL; and n, number of participants with elevated levels of free κ FLC (defined as more than 1.94 mg/dL), elevated levels of free λ FLC (defined as more than 2.63 mg/dL), or both.

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