Figure 2
Figure 2. Impact of additional karyotypic markers at diagnosis and after induction RT-PCR positively on relapse free survival. (A) RFS in entire cohort. (B) CIR of patients who were RT-PCR-positive or -negative at the end of induction. (C) Event-free survival of patients who were RT-PCR–positive or –negative at the end of induction. (D) CIR among good risk cases (WBC < 5 × 109/Lt and platelet count > 20 × 109/Lt at diagnosis) of those who were RT-PCR–positive or –negative at the end of induction. (E) CIR among high-risk group (not fulfilling good risk criteria) who were RT-PCR–positive or –negative at the end of induction. (F) RFS among those who had and those who did not have an additional cytogenetic finding at diagnosis.

Impact of additional karyotypic markers at diagnosis and after induction RT-PCR positively on relapse free survival. (A) RFS in entire cohort. (B) CIR of patients who were RT-PCR-positive or -negative at the end of induction. (C) Event-free survival of patients who were RT-PCR–positive or –negative at the end of induction. (D) CIR among good risk cases (WBC < 5 × 109/Lt and platelet count > 20 × 109/Lt at diagnosis) of those who were RT-PCR–positive or –negative at the end of induction. (E) CIR among high-risk group (not fulfilling good risk criteria) who were RT-PCR–positive or –negative at the end of induction. (F) RFS among those who had and those who did not have an additional cytogenetic finding at diagnosis.

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