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Table 1 Baseline features of AML studied cases

From: The study of long noncoding RNA TUG 1 and ZEB2-AS1 expression in newly diagnosed Egyptian adult acute myeloid leukemia patients

Patient characteristics

Frequency (%)

Patient characteristics

Frequency (%)

Age (years)

48 ± 14

Immunophenotyping

 

Gender (male/female)

49/31

Positive CD34

43 (53.8)

Initial TLC (median and range) × 103/mm3

22.5 (0.3–403)

Positive HLA-DR

45 (56.3)

Initial HGB (median and range) g/dl

7.8 ± 1.9

Positive MPO (cyto)

68 (85)

Initial PLT (median and range) × 103/mm3

45 (4–208)

Positive CD33

71 (88.8)

Initial PB Blasts (median and range)%

60 (0–100)

Positive CD13

67 (83.8)

Initial BMA Blast (median and range)%

73 (20–98)

Positive CD117

59 (73.8)

Hepatomegaly

16 (20)

Positive CD14

16 (20)

Splenomegaly

16 (20)

Positive CD4

7 (8.8)

Lymphadenopathy

27 (33.8)

Positive CD11c

19 (23.8)

Fever

37 (46.3)

Positive CD64

25 (31.3)

Initial cellularity

 

Positive CD61

2 (2.5)

Hypocellularity

2 (2.5)

Positive CD7

5 (6.3)

Hypercellularity

67 (83.8)

Cytogenetics

 

Normocellularity

11 (13.8)

Abnormal Cytogenetics

37 (53.6)

FAB subtypes

 

Negative FLT-ITD

61 (76.3)

M0

2 (2.5)

Positive FLT-ITD

19 (23.8)

M1

13 (16.3)

Wild NPM

74 (92.5)

M2

30 (37.5)

Mutant NPM

6 (7.5)

M3

8 (10)

t(8;21)

5 (6.3)

M4

18 (22.5)

PML/RARA

7 (8.8)

M5

7 (8.8)

t(16;16)/inv16

2 (2.5)

M7

2 (2.5)

t(9;22)

2 (2.5)

Genetic risk (ELN 2017)

 

Treatment response

 

Favorable

19 (23.8)

BMA blast on day 14

2 (0–90)

Median (min–max)

Intermediate

36 (45)

BMA blast on day 28

2 (0–88)

 

Median (min–max)

 

Poor

25 (31.3)