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Is CNS Involvement in AML Patients predictable? Analyzing Risk Factors, Clinical Outcomes, and the Impact of Next-Generation Sequencing

2024-10-08

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CNS infiltration (CNS+) leads to serious complications in AML. Cytogenetic and Molecular profile is essential in risk stratification, treatment decisions and envisage prognosis. We utilize the NGS data and cytogenetics as a screening tool, for determining the incidences and specific CNS+ risks, in patients eligible for intrathecal chemotherapy. 52 mutations database per NGS was used for the analysis. 435 newly dia...

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317ad441-541d-5802-a24b-6362507667e3
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10.20944/preprints202410.0568.v1
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