Figure 4.
Integration of cytogenetic and CNA subgroups using the 3239 patients in the iBFM cohort reveals a new genetic risk classification. (A) EFS of the 9 subgroups derived from cross-tabulating the 3 cytogenetic and 3 CNA risk groups. (B) Visualized inspection of these curves reveals 4 overall genetic risk groups. (C) EFS of the revised genetic risk groups, which are significantly different from one another.

Integration of cytogenetic and CNA subgroups using the 3239 patients in the iBFM cohort reveals a new genetic risk classification. (A) EFS of the 9 subgroups derived from cross-tabulating the 3 cytogenetic and 3 CNA risk groups. (B) Visualized inspection of these curves reveals 4 overall genetic risk groups. (C) EFS of the revised genetic risk groups, which are significantly different from one another.

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