Impact of region of diagnosis, ethnicity, age, and gender on survival in acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

Figures & data

Figure 1. Kaplan–Meier curves on overall survival by region of diagnosis. Available regional data included the following regions/states: West (California, Washington, Hawaii, Alaska, Utah); East (New Jersey, Connecticut); Midwest (Michigan, Iowa, Kentucky); South (Georgia, New Mexico, Louisiana).

Table 1. Summary of a Multivariate Cox regression model between overall survival and covariates age, sex, ethnicity and region.

	Category	N/ Median (Range)	3-years survival (%)	HR (95% CI)	p-value
Age		65 (15, 99)	25.3%	1.219	<.0001
Sex	Female (Ref)	6113	27.0%		.0288
	Male	7169	23.8%	1.047
Ethnicity	Non-Caucasian (Ref)	2282	27.2%		.1354
	Caucasian	11,000	24.9%	0.958
Region	West (Ref)	6792	25.3%		.0041
	East	2147	26.8%	0.900
	Midwest	2090	22.4%	1.000
	South	2253	26.6%	0.973