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Table 1 Clinical and laboratory data of the ALL patients studied

From: The role of glutathione S-transferase omega gene polymorphisms in childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia: a case-control study

Variables

ALL patients [N = 96]

Clinical data

Age [years (mean ± SD)]

6.95 ± 3.01

Sex

  Male [N (%)]

69 (71.9%)

  Female [N (%)]

27 (28.1%)

Pallor [N (%)]

32 (33.3%)

Dyspnea [N (%)]

15 (15.6%)

Fever [N (%)]

49 (51%)

Bleeding [N (%)]

1 (1.04%)

Bony pains [N (%)]

4 (4.1%)

Lymphadenopathy [N (%)]

3 (3.1%)

CNS infiltration [N (%)]

1 (1.04%)

Laboratory data

WBCs at initial diagnosis [× 109/L (mean ± SD)]

106.07 ± 128.65

Blast count at initial diagnosis [% (mean ± SD)]

68.4 ± 22.7

Hemoglobin at initial diagnosis [g/dL (mean ± SD)]

7.9 ± 1.791

Platelets at initial diagnosis [× 109/L (mean ± SD)]

44.46 ± 29.19

FAB classification

 L1 [N (%)]

43 (44.8%)

 L2 [N (%)]

53 (55.2%)

Immune-phenotyping

B-ALL

  Pre-B-ALL [N (%)]

42 (42.7%)

  Common B-ALL [N (%)]

20 (20.8%)

T-ALL

  Early T-ALL [N (%)]

7 (7.3%)

  Intermediate T-ALL [N (%)]

25 (26%)

  Late T-ALL [N (%)]

3 (3.1%)

Cytogenetic

 t(1;19) [N (%)]

3 (3.1%)

 t(4;11) [N (%)]

0%

 t(12;21) [N (%)]

0%

 t(9;22), p190 kD [N (%)]

0%

 t(9;22), p210 kD [N (%)]

0%

  1. SD sStandard deviation, Hb hemoglobin, WBCs white blood cell count, IVIg intravenous immunoglobulin