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  • Objectives: Acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL) is a relatively rare disease ? it represents about 7-10% of adult AML in Middle Europe. However, it is a very important subgroup with respect to the improvements in treatment that have been achieved. Before ATRA introduction APL had a very poor prognosis, caused by serious complications, mainly fatal intracerebral bleeding. Methods: The retrospective analysis of group of consecutive 37 APL patients treated with ATRA based therapy in 1993-2007 was performed. Results: The median of age at diagnosis was 46 years (19-73), M:F = 17:20. Most of patients (88%) were treated in accordance with EORTC 06952 protocol. All but one treated patients achieved complete molecular remission (97%). Long-term overall survival (OS) is 72%, OS in the CR group (OSCR) is 81%. 2 out of 3 relapsed patients achieved long-lasting second remission after ATRA based chemotherapy in the first patient and autologous transplantation in the second one. We have not seen any patient with
  • Objectives: Acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL) is a relatively rare disease ? it represents about 7-10% of adult AML in Middle Europe. However, it is a very important subgroup with respect to the improvements in treatment that have been achieved. Before ATRA introduction APL had a very poor prognosis, caused by serious complications, mainly fatal intracerebral bleeding. Methods: The retrospective analysis of group of consecutive 37 APL patients treated with ATRA based therapy in 1993-2007 was performed. Results: The median of age at diagnosis was 46 years (19-73), M:F = 17:20. Most of patients (88%) were treated in accordance with EORTC 06952 protocol. All but one treated patients achieved complete molecular remission (97%). Long-term overall survival (OS) is 72%, OS in the CR group (OSCR) is 81%. 2 out of 3 relapsed patients achieved long-lasting second remission after ATRA based chemotherapy in the first patient and autologous transplantation in the second one. We have not seen any patient with (en)
  • Objectives: Acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL) is a relatively rare disease ? it represents about 7-10% of adult AML in Middle Europe. However, it is a very important subgroup with respect to the improvements in treatment that have been achieved. Before ATRA introduction APL had a very poor prognosis, caused by serious complications, mainly fatal intracerebral bleeding. Methods: The retrospective analysis of group of consecutive 37 APL patients treated with ATRA based therapy in 1993-2007 was performed. Results: The median of age at diagnosis was 46 years (19-73), M:F = 17:20. Most of patients (88%) were treated in accordance with EORTC 06952 protocol. All but one treated patients achieved complete molecular remission (97%). Long-term overall survival (OS) is 72%, OS in the CR group (OSCR) is 81%. 2 out of 3 relapsed patients achieved long-lasting second remission after ATRA based chemotherapy in the first patient and autologous transplantation in the second one. We have not seen any patient with (cs)
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  • All-transretioic acis(ATRA) in the treatment of acute promyelocytic leukemia - 15 years of single centre experience
  • All-transretioic acis(ATRA) in the treatment of acute promyelocytic leukemia - 15 years of single centre experience (en)
  • All-transretioic acis(ATRA) in the treatment of acute promyelocytic leukemia - 15 years of single centre experience (cs)
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  • All-transretioic acis(ATRA) in the treatment of acute promyelocytic leukemia - 15 years of single centre experience
  • All-transretioic acis(ATRA) in the treatment of acute promyelocytic leukemia - 15 years of single centre experience (en)
  • All-transretioic acis(ATRA) in the treatment of acute promyelocytic leukemia - 15 years of single centre experience (cs)
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  • Faber, Edgar
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