Figure 1.
Survival probabilities for the DIPSS risk groups in MF receiving HCT vs non-HCT therapy. (A) DIPSS low risk. (B) DIPSS Int-1. (C) DIPSS Int-2 or higher. (D) Overall (all DIPSS groups). The survival curves presented here, stratified by DIPSS risk score, are a representation of the interventions (ie, HCT vs non-HCT therapy) over a median follow-up of ∼6 years. The curves cross much later in the clinical course than 12 months; however, the slope of the curves changes much earlier (12 months) and then plateaus, indicating the OS benefit associated with HCT begins much earlier than when the curves actually cross. A long-term survival advantage with HCT was observed for patients with Int-1 or higher risk MF, but at the cost of early mortality. The magnitude of OS benefit increased as DIPSS risk score increased.

Survival probabilities for the DIPSS risk groups in MF receiving HCT vs non-HCT therapy. (A) DIPSS low risk. (B) DIPSS Int-1. (C) DIPSS Int-2 or higher. (D) Overall (all DIPSS groups). The survival curves presented here, stratified by DIPSS risk score, are a representation of the interventions (ie, HCT vs non-HCT therapy) over a median follow-up of ∼6 years. The curves cross much later in the clinical course than 12 months; however, the slope of the curves changes much earlier (12 months) and then plateaus, indicating the OS benefit associated with HCT begins much earlier than when the curves actually cross. A long-term survival advantage with HCT was observed for patients with Int-1 or higher risk MF, but at the cost of early mortality. The magnitude of OS benefit increased as DIPSS risk score increased.

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