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5-year overall survival

Also known as: 5-year overall survival from study entry OS
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Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%
None
decline

Pediatric APL patients with FLT3 mutations had lower 5-year overall survival (62%) compared to FLT3 wild-type patients (68%), with FLT3 mutation status identified as an independent prognostic factor f

Effect: decline; 62% vs 68%

Size: 62% vs 68%

Papers (1)