Table 1.

Prognostic factors in childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).

Leukemia SubtypeFavorable Prognostic FactorsUnfavorable Prognostic Factors
*This rearrangement occurs more often in B cell precursor ALL among which it is an unfavorable feature, especially in infant cases. 
B cell precursor Hyperdiploidy (> 50 chromosomes); 
 TEL-AML1 fusion; 
 Trisomies 4,10, and 17 Poor early response; 
 MLL rearrangement in infants;
 Philadelphia chromosome;
 Leukocyte count > 50 × 109/L;
 Age > 10 years at diagnosis 
T cell HOX11 overexpression;
 t(11;19) with MLL-ENL fusion* Poor early response;
 Low dose-intensity chemotherapy 
Leukemia SubtypeFavorable Prognostic FactorsUnfavorable Prognostic Factors
*This rearrangement occurs more often in B cell precursor ALL among which it is an unfavorable feature, especially in infant cases. 
B cell precursor Hyperdiploidy (> 50 chromosomes); 
 TEL-AML1 fusion; 
 Trisomies 4,10, and 17 Poor early response; 
 MLL rearrangement in infants;
 Philadelphia chromosome;
 Leukocyte count > 50 × 109/L;
 Age > 10 years at diagnosis 
T cell HOX11 overexpression;
 t(11;19) with MLL-ENL fusion* Poor early response;
 Low dose-intensity chemotherapy 
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