Table 1.

Prognostic Significance of Antigen Expression in Childhood B-Precursor ALL by Univariate Analysis (P values)

AntigenAllIntensity
PatientsAllStandard-RiskPoor-Risk
> 20%PatientsPatientsPatients
CD10 .08 .14 .28 .28 
CD19 * .65 .11 .69 
CD20 .01 .005 .34 .01 
CD22 <.001 .33 .38 .54 
HLA-DR * .63 .84 .76 
CD34 .92 .60 .73 .48 
CD9 .91 .18 .81 .18 
CD24 .28 .68 .53 .04 
CD45 .81 <.0001 .08 .0001 
AntigenAllIntensity
PatientsAllStandard-RiskPoor-Risk
> 20%PatientsPatientsPatients
CD10 .08 .14 .28 .28 
CD19 * .65 .11 .69 
CD20 .01 .005 .34 .01 
CD22 <.001 .33 .38 .54 
HLA-DR * .63 .84 .76 
CD34 .92 .60 .73 .48 
CD9 .91 .18 .81 .18 
CD24 .28 .68 .53 .04 
CD45 .81 <.0001 .08 .0001 

Analysis of failure rates of patients in different groups was conducted with the log-rank test. In the column marked “v 20%,” patients were considered positive for each marker if 20% of blasts were positive; in columns marked “intensity,” patient populations were determined based on intensity distributions. Standard-risk and poor-risk patients were treated on study protocols 9005 and 9006, respectively.

*

Only 3 patients were CD19 and 2 patients HLA-DR.

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