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Figure 1. Comparative survival using the different prognostic scoring systems (PSSs). Kaplan-Meyer survival curves in primary myelofibrosis based on the different PSSs: (A) WHO classification and European consensus for BMF grading13,14; (B) Mayo PSS12; (C) Dingli PSS12; (D) Cervantes PSS10; and (E) Dupriez PSS.11 Using the WHO classification and European consensus for BMF grading, CIMF-0 showed significantly better survival than CIMF-3, and CIMF-1/2 (grouped) showed significantly better survival than CIMF-3; using the Mayo,12 Dingli,12 and Dupriez11 PSSs, there were no differences between the intermediate- and high-risk classes (the Cervantes PSS10 identifies only 2 risk classes).

Comparative survival using the different prognostic scoring systems (PSSs). Kaplan-Meyer survival curves in primary myelofibrosis based on the different PSSs: (A) WHO classification and European consensus for BMF grading13,14 ; (B) Mayo PSS12 ; (C) Dingli PSS12 ; (D) Cervantes PSS10 ; and (E) Dupriez PSS.11  Using the WHO classification and European consensus for BMF grading, CIMF-0 showed significantly better survival than CIMF-3, and CIMF-1/2 (grouped) showed significantly better survival than CIMF-3; using the Mayo,12  Dingli,12  and Dupriez11  PSSs, there were no differences between the intermediate- and high-risk classes (the Cervantes PSS10  identifies only 2 risk classes).

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