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Table 1 Haematological, cytogenetic, and molecular levels of remission of CML patients after 6-month monitoring period

From: The study of the impact of additional chromosomal aberrations and c-MYC and BCR::ABL1 genes amplification on CML patient’s characteristics: relation to haematological parameters and patient outcome

Patient outcome

No. = 49

 

CHR-CCR-CMR

12 (24.5%)

CHR-CCR-MMR

5 (10.2%)

CHR-CCR-NMR

4 (8.2%)

CHR-MCR-CMR

2 (4.1%)

CHR-MCR-MMR

1 (2.0%)

CHR-MCR-NMR

7 (14.3%)

CHR-NCR-NMR

9 (18.4%)

NHR-CCR-MMR

1 (2.0%)

NHR-MCR-NMR

2 (4.1%)

NHR-NCR-NMR

6 (12.2%)

Outcome; molecular remission

NMR

28 (57.1%)

MMR

7 (14.3%)

CMR

14 (28.6%)

  1. CHR: Complete haematological remission; CCR: Complete cytogenetic remission; CMR: Complete molecular remission; NHR: No haematological remission; NCR: No cytogenetic remission; NMR: No molecular remission; MMR: Major molecular remission