Figure 3
Patients who had hemoglobin F values of more than 2% had a 10-year probability of survival of 89%, whereas all other patients had a 10-year probability of survival of 53% (P = .001).
Patients who had hemoglobin F values of more than 2% had a 10-year probability of survival of 89%, whereas all other patients had a 10-year probability of survival of 53% (P = .001).
