Table 1

Mean number of CNAs per patient detected by paired SNP array analysis of 144 CLL patients

All CNAsCNAs detected beyond FISH analysis
All patients (n = 144) 1.81 0.72 
IGHV mutated (n = 61) 1.85 0.70 
IGHV unmutated (n = 79) 1.80 0.75 
No aberration (n = 28) 0.86 0.86 
del(13)(q14) as sole abnormality (n = 49) 1.49 0.31 
trisomy 12 (n = 19) 2.11 0.84 
del(11)(q22.3) (n = 33) 2.48 0.91 
del(17)(p13)/TP53 mutated (n = 15) 2.80 1.27 
Low-risk patients (n = 96) 1.40 0.55 
High-risk patients (n = 48) 2.61 1.06 
All CNAsCNAs detected beyond FISH analysis
All patients (n = 144) 1.81 0.72 
IGHV mutated (n = 61) 1.85 0.70 
IGHV unmutated (n = 79) 1.80 0.75 
No aberration (n = 28) 0.86 0.86 
del(13)(q14) as sole abnormality (n = 49) 1.49 0.31 
trisomy 12 (n = 19) 2.11 0.84 
del(11)(q22.3) (n = 33) 2.48 0.91 
del(17)(p13)/TP53 mutated (n = 15) 2.80 1.27 
Low-risk patients (n = 96) 1.40 0.55 
High-risk patients (n = 48) 2.61 1.06 

Genomic aberrations are grouped according to the hierarchical model. High-risk is defined by the presence of del(11)(q22.3), del(17)(p13), and/or TP53 mutation; low-risk by the absence of these alterations.

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