Table 1.

Diagnostic karyotypic data for 812 assessable patients according to whether they progressed

LesionNo progressionProgressionPercentage progressing
Normal (no Ph)  
Ph only 625 15 2.3 
3-way Ph* 54 1.9 
4-way Ph*  
Loss of Y 17  
Original major route lesion 14 17.6 
Trisomy 8 5 2  
Additional Ph 1  
Isochromosome 17q  
Trisomy 19 1  
Additional lesions 35.7 
Trisomy 21  
3q26.2 lesion  
Monosomy 7/7q− 2§  
11q23 lesion  
Complex karyotype 7§ 3§  
Other lesion 20  
Total unique patients 741 22 2.9 
Karyotype unavailable 48 2.0 
LesionNo progressionProgressionPercentage progressing
Normal (no Ph)  
Ph only 625 15 2.3 
3-way Ph* 54 1.9 
4-way Ph*  
Loss of Y 17  
Original major route lesion 14 17.6 
Trisomy 8 5 2  
Additional Ph 1  
Isochromosome 17q  
Trisomy 19 1  
Additional lesions 35.7 
Trisomy 21  
3q26.2 lesion  
Monosomy 7/7q− 2§  
11q23 lesion  
Complex karyotype 7§ 3§  
Other lesion 20  
Total unique patients 741 22 2.9 
Karyotype unavailable 48 2.0 

Two patients of the original 814 who never received trial drug are excluded.

*

One patient had both a 3-way and a 4-way Ph translocation.

One nonprogressing patient had both trisomy 8 and trisomy 19.

One progressing patient had both trisomy 8 and a second Ph translocation.

§

Of patients with complex karyotypes, 2 nonprogressing patients also had monosomy 7 (one of whom also had isochromosome 17q); furthermore, 1 patient without progression had trisomy 8 and 19, and 2 progressing patients also had trisomy 8 (one of whom had a second Ph translocation as well).

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