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Table 2 Correlation between PIM-1 expression and clinicopathological features in patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

From: PIM-1 mRNA expression is a potential prognostic biomarker in acute myeloid leukemia

Clinicopathological feature

Total

mRNA expression of PIM-1

P value

Low (n = 38, 32.2%)

High (n = 80, 67.8%)

Gender

 Male

62

17 (27.5%)

45 (72.5%)

0.1522

 Female

56

21 (37.5%)

35 (62.5%)

Age (years)

 ≤47

67

21 (31.3%)

46 (68.7%)

0.3469

 >47

51

17 (33.3%)

34 (66.7%)

WBC (×109)

 <10

57

16 (28.1%)

41 (71.9%)

0.9206

 >10

61

22 (36.1%)

39 (63.9%)

Hb (g/L)

 <81

66

18 (27.3%)

48 (72.7%)

0.7689

 >81

52

20 (38.5%)

32 (61.5%)

PLT (×109)

 <57

75

28 (37.3%)

47 (62.7%)

0.7321

 >57

43

10 (23.3%)

33 (76.7%)

Blasts (%)

 <62

54

14 (25.9%)

40 (74.1%)

0.1762

 >62

64

24 (37.5%)

40 (62.5%)

FAB classification

 M1

4

1 (25%)

3 (75%)

0.1162

 M2

35

15 (42.9%)

20 (57.1%)

 M4

37

11 (29.7%)

26 (70.3%)

 M5

37

9 (24.3%)

28 (75.7%)

 M6

5

2 (40%)

3 (60%)

Risk stratification

 Low risk

49

24 (48.9%)

25 (51.1%)

0.0029a

 Intermediate risk

28

9 (32.1%)

19 (67.2%)

 High risk

41

5 (12.2%)

36 (87.8%)

Treatment

 Chemotherapy

87

26 (29.9%)

61 (70.1%)

0.9098

 HSCT

31

12 (38.7%)

19 (61.3%)

Vital status

 Survival

27

14 (51.9%)

13 (48.1%)

0.0322a

 Death

91

24 (26.4%)

67 (73.6%)

  1. HSCT hematopoietic stem cell transplant
  2. aStatistically significant