Table 1

Characteristics of patients according to the type of MPN

CharacteristicETPV
No. of patients 297 125 
Sex, male/female 93/204 55/70 
Age, y* 59 (13-93) 62 (19-89) 
Hb, g/L* 139 (82-174) 179 (136-238) 
WBC, × 109/L* 8.7 (3.9-24) 10.7 (5-29) 
Platelets, × 109/L* 762 (257-2600) 590 (129-1300) 
Abnormal karyotype 5/196 (3%) 5/77 (6%) 
JAK2 mutation 149/281 (53%) 103/109 (95%) 
JAK2 genotype (rs12340895)   
    CC 121 (42%) 32 (28%) 
    CG 138 (47%) 48 (41%) 
    GG 31 (11%) 36 (31%) 
Progression to AML 35 (12%) 29 (23%) 
New nonmyeloid malignancies   
    Skin, nonmelanoma 
    Lymphoid 
    Breast 
    Gastrointestinal tract 
    Prostate 
    Kidney and urinary tract 
    Lung 
    Other 
    Total 22 32 
Follow-up, y* 8.7 (1-24) 8.4 (1-37) 
Died 47 (16%) 43 (34%) 
CharacteristicETPV
No. of patients 297 125 
Sex, male/female 93/204 55/70 
Age, y* 59 (13-93) 62 (19-89) 
Hb, g/L* 139 (82-174) 179 (136-238) 
WBC, × 109/L* 8.7 (3.9-24) 10.7 (5-29) 
Platelets, × 109/L* 762 (257-2600) 590 (129-1300) 
Abnormal karyotype 5/196 (3%) 5/77 (6%) 
JAK2 mutation 149/281 (53%) 103/109 (95%) 
JAK2 genotype (rs12340895)   
    CC 121 (42%) 32 (28%) 
    CG 138 (47%) 48 (41%) 
    GG 31 (11%) 36 (31%) 
Progression to AML 35 (12%) 29 (23%) 
New nonmyeloid malignancies   
    Skin, nonmelanoma 
    Lymphoid 
    Breast 
    Gastrointestinal tract 
    Prostate 
    Kidney and urinary tract 
    Lung 
    Other 
    Total 22 32 
Follow-up, y* 8.7 (1-24) 8.4 (1-37) 
Died 47 (16%) 43 (34%) 
*

Median (range).

Four patients developed 2 new nonmyeloid malignancies each. The “other” category includes 1 each of lyposarcoma, thyroid gland, endometrium, and ovarian cancer.

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