Table 3.

Baseline characteristics of subjects with newly diagnosed AML (de novo or secondary to MDS), unfit for standard therapy

Variables, n = 11
Age, y  
 Median (range) 78.0 (70-88) 
 Age ≥75, n (%) 8 (72.7) 
 Age ≥80, n (%) 5 (45.5) 
Sex, n (%)  
 M 6 (54.5) 
 F 5 (45.5) 
AML type, n (%)  
 De novo 3 (27.3) 
 Secondary to MDS 8 (72.7) 
Prior HMA treatment of MDS 5 (45.5) 
ELN score, n (%)  
 Favorable 1 (9.1) 
 Intermediate 4 (36.4) 
 Adverse 6 (54.5) 
ECOG PS, n (%)  
 0 4 (36.4) 
 1 5 (45.5) 
 2 2 (18.2) 
BM blast percentage  
 Median (range) 80.0 (22-100) 
 20%-30%, n (%) 1 (9.1) 
 31%-50%, n (%) 3 (27.3) 
 >50%, n (%) 7 (63.6) 
White blood cells, ×109/L  
 Median 4.3 
 Range 0.8-61.8 
Variables, n = 11
Age, y  
 Median (range) 78.0 (70-88) 
 Age ≥75, n (%) 8 (72.7) 
 Age ≥80, n (%) 5 (45.5) 
Sex, n (%)  
 M 6 (54.5) 
 F 5 (45.5) 
AML type, n (%)  
 De novo 3 (27.3) 
 Secondary to MDS 8 (72.7) 
Prior HMA treatment of MDS 5 (45.5) 
ELN score, n (%)  
 Favorable 1 (9.1) 
 Intermediate 4 (36.4) 
 Adverse 6 (54.5) 
ECOG PS, n (%)  
 0 4 (36.4) 
 1 5 (45.5) 
 2 2 (18.2) 
BM blast percentage  
 Median (range) 80.0 (22-100) 
 20%-30%, n (%) 1 (9.1) 
 31%-50%, n (%) 3 (27.3) 
 >50%, n (%) 7 (63.6) 
White blood cells, ×109/L  
 Median 4.3 
 Range 0.8-61.8 
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