Table 2

Clinical outcome of AML patients with low vs high CRT levels

All patients (n = 113)CRT < 200 ng/mL (n = 68)CRT > 200 ng/mL (n = 45)P
CR1 achieved, % (n) 70.8 (80) 73.5 (50) 66.6 (30)  
Death in CR1, % (n)  
Relapse of patients with CR1, % (n) 47.6 (38/80) 31.3 (25/80) 16.3 (13/80)  
Refractory/non responder, % (n) 29.2 (33/113) 26.5 (18/68) 33.3 (15/45)  
OS in months 13.1 10.3 16.1 .1160 
DFS in months 9.1 7.5 11.2 .0363 
Allogeneic transplantation, % (n) 19.5 (22) 50 (11) 50 (11) .2906 
Autologous transplantation, % (n) 28.3 (32) 62.5 (20) 37.5 (12) .0057 
No transplantation (incl. only chemotherapy), % (n) 51.3 (59) 62.1 (37) 37.9 (22) .1134 
All patients (n = 113)CRT < 200 ng/mL (n = 68)CRT > 200 ng/mL (n = 45)P
CR1 achieved, % (n) 70.8 (80) 73.5 (50) 66.6 (30)  
Death in CR1, % (n)  
Relapse of patients with CR1, % (n) 47.6 (38/80) 31.3 (25/80) 16.3 (13/80)  
Refractory/non responder, % (n) 29.2 (33/113) 26.5 (18/68) 33.3 (15/45)  
OS in months 13.1 10.3 16.1 .1160 
DFS in months 9.1 7.5 11.2 .0363 
Allogeneic transplantation, % (n) 19.5 (22) 50 (11) 50 (11) .2906 
Autologous transplantation, % (n) 28.3 (32) 62.5 (20) 37.5 (12) .0057 
No transplantation (incl. only chemotherapy), % (n) 51.3 (59) 62.1 (37) 37.9 (22) .1134 

AML indicates acute myeloid leukemia; CR1, complete remission; CRT, calreticulin; DFS, disease-free survival; and OS, overall survival.

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