Figure 3
Figure 3. The visual complexity score based on losses predicts for a short time to subsequent therapy in univariate analysis in a cohort of previously treated CLL patients (Kaplan-Meier plots). The numbers of subchromosomal losses were determined using 50kXbaI SNP array technology for each patient as described in “Derivation of a genomic complexity score, Visual method,” and the mean number of losses as determined by 2 independent observers correlated against the clinical end point time to subsequent therapy (TTST). Depicted are Kaplan-Meier estimates (A-F) for increasing complexity score cutoffs (eg, < N vs ≥ N lesions per genome) and TTST estimates (months).

The visual complexity score based on losses predicts for a short time to subsequent therapy in univariate analysis in a cohort of previously treated CLL patients (Kaplan-Meier plots). The numbers of subchromosomal losses were determined using 50kXbaI SNP array technology for each patient as described in “Derivation of a genomic complexity score, Visual method,” and the mean number of losses as determined by 2 independent observers correlated against the clinical end point time to subsequent therapy (TTST). Depicted are Kaplan-Meier estimates (A-F) for increasing complexity score cutoffs (eg, < N vs ≥ N lesions per genome) and TTST estimates (months).

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