Research Article

Immunophenotypes and Immune Markers Associated with Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia Prognosis

Table 2

Comparisons of clinical features and clinical outcomes between CD2+ APL and CD2− APL patients.

GroupCD2− APLCD2+ APLP value

Case number8912
Age (years) (mean ± SD) 0.414
Gender (M/F)49/408/40.446
WBC count before treatment (×109/L) (mean ± SD) 0.028
CD13+ rate (%) (mean ± SD) 0.992
CD33+ rate (%) (mean ± SD) 0.984
CD117+ rate (%) (mean ± SD) 0.556
CD9+ rate (%) (mean ± SD) 0.705
CD64+ rate (%) (mean ± SD) 0.915
CD34+ rate (%) (mean ± SD) 0.006
CD56+ rate (%) (mean ± SD) 0.621
Induction therapy
ATRA [ (%)]18 (20.2)4 (33.3)
ATRA + chemotherapy [ (%)]38 (42.7)5 (41.7)
ATRA + As3O2 [ (%)]6 (6.7)1 (8.3)
ATRA + As3O2 + chemotherapy [ (%)]27 (30.3)2 (16.7)
DS incidence [ (%)]64 (28.0)3 (25.0)1.00
Early death [ (%)]14 (15.7)6 (50)0.016
Hemorrhage [ (%)]10 (71.4)4 (66.7)
Differentiation syndrome [ (%)]2 (14.3)1 (16.7)
Infection [ (%)]1 (7.1)1 (16.7)
Others [ (%)]1 (7.1)0 (0)
CR rate [ (%)]72 (91.1)6 (50)0.042
5-year OS [ (%)]66 (74.2)5 (41.7)0.018
5-year relapse rate [ (%)]5 (7.8)1 (8.3)1.00

CR: clinical response; DS: differentiation syndrome; OS: overall survival; WBC: white blood cell.