Abstract 3117

Poster Board III-54

Differences in the clinical course of secondary acute myeloid leukemia (s-AML) according to the type of the preceding disorders are not defined. We compared the outcomes of therapy-related AML (t-AML), AML following myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS-AML) and AML following myeloproliferative disorder (MPD-AML). We also intended to find prognostic factors in s-AML overall.

Retrospective medical record review at Seoul National University Hospital was performed. We assessed response to induction chemotherapy and overall survival (OS).

95 s-AML patients (median age 56.4 years) were analyzed. 26, 57 and 12 patients had t-AML, MDS-AML and MPD-AML respectively. For patients receiving induction chemotherapy, complete remission (CR) rate was 47.5% and CR rate was different according to the type of the preceding disorders (p=0.004). Compared to t-AML (p=0.027) and MDS-AML (p=0.050), MPD-AML had shorter OS. In s-AML, presence of trisomy 8 had a prognostic impact (p=0.003) along with cytogenetic risk group (p=0.016). In multivariate analysis, the type of the preceding disorders (p=0.026), 5q deletion (p=0.015) and trisomy 8 (p=0.040) were independent prognostic factors.

In conclusion, prognosis of s-AML was different according to the type of the preceding disorders with the worst prognosis in MPD-AML. Along with cytogenetic risk grouping, trisomy 8 had a prognostic impact in s-AML.

Table 1

Characteristics of s-AML patients according to preceding disorders

Characteristicst-AMLAML-MDSAML-MPDp-value
Age (median) 54.1 57.2 65.5 0.888 
Gender    0.262 
Male 13 39  
Female 13 18  
Latency period 31.2 6.7 92.6 0.008 
White blood cell (median) (/μL) 5615 2905 12785 0.002 
Hemoglobin (median) (g/dL) 8.0 8.4 8.7 0.543 
Platelet (median) (/μL) 51500 32000 100500 0.509 
Risk group    0.001 
Favorable  
Intermediate 12 37 10  
Poor 12  
5q deletion    0.731 
Present  
Absent 18 42 10  
-7/7q deletion    0.107 
Present 11  
Absent 22 38 11  
Trisomy 8    0.777 
Present 13  
Absent 18 36 10  
Induction chemotherapy    0.619 
Yes 23 47 11  
No 10  
Complete remission after induction    0.004 
Yes 17 19  
No 27  
Stem cell transplantation    0.137 
Yes  
No 15  
Characteristicst-AMLAML-MDSAML-MPDp-value
Age (median) 54.1 57.2 65.5 0.888 
Gender    0.262 
Male 13 39  
Female 13 18  
Latency period 31.2 6.7 92.6 0.008 
White blood cell (median) (/μL) 5615 2905 12785 0.002 
Hemoglobin (median) (g/dL) 8.0 8.4 8.7 0.543 
Platelet (median) (/μL) 51500 32000 100500 0.509 
Risk group    0.001 
Favorable  
Intermediate 12 37 10  
Poor 12  
5q deletion    0.731 
Present  
Absent 18 42 10  
-7/7q deletion    0.107 
Present 11  
Absent 22 38 11  
Trisomy 8    0.777 
Present 13  
Absent 18 36 10  
Induction chemotherapy    0.619 
Yes 23 47 11  
No 10  
Complete remission after induction    0.004 
Yes 17 19  
No 27  
Stem cell transplantation    0.137 
Yes  
No 15  

Figure 1

CR-1 (A) and OS (B) according to preceding disorders CR-1 was not affected by preceding disorders, however OS was significantly the shorter in AML evolving from MPD (black line) compared to AML evolving from MDS (orange line) and t-AML (green line).

Figure 1

CR-1 (A) and OS (B) according to preceding disorders CR-1 was not affected by preceding disorders, however OS was significantly the shorter in AML evolving from MPD (black line) compared to AML evolving from MDS (orange line) and t-AML (green line).

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