Table 4.

Characteristics of 182 children with ETV6/RUNX1+ or ETV6/RUNX1- precursor B-ALL excluding patients with high hyperdiploidy (> 51), t(9;22), t(1;19), and 11q23 rearrangement


ETV6/RUNX1

Positive

Negative

P
No. of patients   82   100   
Median age, y (range)   4.4 (1.3-15.6)   6.3 (1.2-17.0)   .001  
Sex    .58  
    Male, n (%)   45 (55)   59 (59)   
    Female, n (%)   37 (45)   41 (41)   
WBC count    
    Median   8   7   .66  
    Less than 10 × 109/L, n (%)   45 (55)   59 (59)   
    Between 10 and 50 × 109/L, n (%)   29 (35)   29 (29)   
    50 × 109/L or more, n (%)
 
8 (10)
 
12 (12)
 

 

ETV6/RUNX1

Positive

Negative

P
No. of patients   82   100   
Median age, y (range)   4.4 (1.3-15.6)   6.3 (1.2-17.0)   .001  
Sex    .58  
    Male, n (%)   45 (55)   59 (59)   
    Female, n (%)   37 (45)   41 (41)   
WBC count    
    Median   8   7   .66  
    Less than 10 × 109/L, n (%)   45 (55)   59 (59)   
    Between 10 and 50 × 109/L, n (%)   29 (35)   29 (29)   
    50 × 109/L or more, n (%)
 
8 (10)
 
12 (12)
 

 

Children with high hyperdiploidy (n = 81; data available in 78% of the cases), t(9;22) (n = 5; data available in 85% of the cases), t(1;19) (n = 6; data available in 50% of the cases), 11q23 rearrangement (n = 4; data available in 50% of the cases) were excluded from the cohort of 275 patients. Some patients had more than one chromosomal aberration.

P values were determined by χ2 and Mann-Whitney U test.

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