Table 6

CIR and OS from CR estimations at 36 months in the different RTK mutation and MRD patient subsets

Patient subsetsAll patients
t(8;21)
inv(16)/t(16;16)
Patients (n)CIR (95% CI)OS from CR (95% CI)Patients (n)CIR (95% CI)OS from CR (95% CI)Patients (n)CIR (95% CI)OS from CR (95% CI)
RTK unmutated with 3-log MRD2 reduction 84 18% (11-29) 89% (79-94) 50 19% (10-34) 90% (77-96) 34 17% (7-38) 87% (65-96) 
RTK mutated with 3-log MRD2 reduction 38 33% (19-52) 92% (76-97) 19 31% (14-59) 89% (63-97) 19 35% (17-62) 95% (68-99) 
RTK unmutated without 3-log MRD2 reduction 28 45% (28-67) 83% (55-94) 10 55% (28-86) 73% (28-93) 18 40% (20-68) 90% (47-98) 
RTK mutated without 3-log MRD2 reduction 23 61% (40-83) 56% (18-83) 10 70% (37-96) 53% (12-82) 13 55% (29-83) 60% (8-90) 
Patient subsetsAll patients
t(8;21)
inv(16)/t(16;16)
Patients (n)CIR (95% CI)OS from CR (95% CI)Patients (n)CIR (95% CI)OS from CR (95% CI)Patients (n)CIR (95% CI)OS from CR (95% CI)
RTK unmutated with 3-log MRD2 reduction 84 18% (11-29) 89% (79-94) 50 19% (10-34) 90% (77-96) 34 17% (7-38) 87% (65-96) 
RTK mutated with 3-log MRD2 reduction 38 33% (19-52) 92% (76-97) 19 31% (14-59) 89% (63-97) 19 35% (17-62) 95% (68-99) 
RTK unmutated without 3-log MRD2 reduction 28 45% (28-67) 83% (55-94) 10 55% (28-86) 73% (28-93) 18 40% (20-68) 90% (47-98) 
RTK mutated without 3-log MRD2 reduction 23 61% (40-83) 56% (18-83) 10 70% (37-96) 53% (12-82) 13 55% (29-83) 60% (8-90) 

Comparisons were based on cause-specific hazard Cox models, stratified on treatment arm and CBF subset when applicable, and the 12 patients who received allogeneic SCT in first hematological CR were censored at SCT time.

RTK, receptor tyrosine kinase (KIT and/or FLT3).

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