Table 1

Proportion of patients without CCgR and the risk of progression after different time points

Months after imatinib startNo CCgR achieved*Patients who will later achieve CCgR (%)Risk of progression after this time point
93% (1168/1261) 89% (1038/1168) 7% (78/1168) 
69% (865/1261) 85% (735/865) 8% (66/865) 
35% (446/1261) 71% (316/446) 11% (50/446) 
12 26% (326/1261) 60% (196/326) 14% (47/326) 
15 18% (224/1261) 42% (94/224) 19% (43/224) 
18 15% (190/1261) 31% (60/190) 23% (43/190) 
Months after imatinib startNo CCgR achieved*Patients who will later achieve CCgR (%)Risk of progression after this time point
93% (1168/1261) 89% (1038/1168) 7% (78/1168) 
69% (865/1261) 85% (735/865) 8% (66/865) 
35% (446/1261) 71% (316/446) 11% (50/446) 
12 26% (326/1261) 60% (196/326) 14% (47/326) 
15 18% (224/1261) 42% (94/224) 19% (43/224) 
18 15% (190/1261) 31% (60/190) 23% (43/190) 

Eighty-seven patients did not achieve remission or experienced disease progression.

*

No first CCgR achieved (progression or death included).

Among patients without a first CCgR.

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