Figure 3.
Figure 3. Risk of progression of MGUS to myeloma or related disorder using a risk-stratification model that incorporates the FLC ratio and the size and type of the serum monoclonal protein. The top curve illustrates risk of progression with time in patients with all 3 risk factors, namely an abnormal serum kappa-lambda FLC ratio (< 0.26 or > 1.65), a high serum monoclonal protein level (≥ 15 g/L), and non–IgG MGUS; the second gives the risk of progression in patients with any 2 of these risk factors; the third curve illustrates the risk of progression with one of these risk factors; the bottom curve is the risk of progression for patients with none of the risk factors.

Risk of progression of MGUS to myeloma or related disorder using a risk-stratification model that incorporates the FLC ratio and the size and type of the serum monoclonal protein. The top curve illustrates risk of progression with time in patients with all 3 risk factors, namely an abnormal serum kappa-lambda FLC ratio (< 0.26 or > 1.65), a high serum monoclonal protein level (≥ 15 g/L), and non–IgG MGUS; the second gives the risk of progression in patients with any 2 of these risk factors; the third curve illustrates the risk of progression with one of these risk factors; the bottom curve is the risk of progression for patients with none of the risk factors.

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