Примери за използване на Major cytogenetic на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Major cytogenetic response2.
Among the patients with CML in the chronic phase, around 54%(144 out of 267) had a major cytogenetic response;
(95% CI) Major Cytogenetic Responsec.
Key efficacy endpoints were:complete cytogenetic response(CCyR), major cytogenetic response(MCyR) and major molecular response(MMR).
Major cytogenetic response Complete.
In this study 65% of the patients achieved a major cytogenetic response that was complete in 53%(confirmed 43%) of patients(Table 4).
Imatinib intolerance includedpatients who discontinued imatinib because of toxicity and were not in major cytogenetic response at time of study entry.
Importantly, 27.7% of patients also achieved a major cytogenetic response, which was complete in 20.4%(confirmed 16%) of patients.
A major cytogenetic response is defined by< 34% Ph+ leukaemic cells in the bone marrow, whereas a minor response is 34%, but< 90% Ph+ cells in the marrow.
The primary efficacy variable of the study was the rate of major cytogenetic response(complete plus partial response, 0 to 35% Ph+ metaphases in the bone marrow).
Major Cytogenetic Response included Complete[0% Ph+ metaphases from bone marrow or< 1% positive cells from fluorescent in situ hybridisation(FISH)] or partial(1%-35%) cytogenetic responses.
BCR-ABL=breakpoint cluster region-Abelson; CP=chronic phase; CML=chronic myelogenous leukaemia;MCyR=major cytogenetic response;N/n=number of patients; Resp=responders; Eval=evaluable.
Major cytogenetic response, haematological response, molecular response(evaluation of minimal residual disease), time to accelerated phase or blast crisis and survival are main secondary endpoints.
In the study of chronic phase CML, 156(49%)of the 320 patients had a major cytogenetic response, after having received Tasigna for an average of 341 days(around eleven months).
Imatinib in combination with chemotherapy induction(see Table 3) resulted in a complete haematological response rate of 93%(147 out of 158 evaluable patients) and in a major cytogenetic response rate of 90%(19 out of 21 evaluable patients).
The primary efficacy endpoint in CP-CML was major cytogenetic response(MCyR), which included complete and partial cytogenetic responses(CCyR and PCyR).
The material will also provide the available evidence regarding the safety andefficacy of ponatinib when dose is reduced in patients with chronic phase CML who have achieved major cytogenetic response.
Its main measure of effectiveness was the proportion of patients who had had a‘ major cytogenetic response'(the proportion of the patient' s white blood cells that contained the Philadelphia chromosome had fallen to below 35%).
There is insufficient data available to make formal recommendations on dose reduction(in the absence of an adverse event)in patients with chronic phase(CP) CML patients who have achieved Major Cytogenetic Response.
Rates of complete haematological response, major cytogenetic response and complete cytogenetic response on first-line treatment were estimated using the Kaplan-Meier approach, for which non- responses were censored at the date of last examination.
The PRAC considered whether a recommendationfor dose reduction(in the absence of an adverse event) in patients with chronic phase CML who have achieved major cytogenetic response was appropriate.
Bosulif treatment was effective in patients with an unmet medical need: 18 out of 36 patients with chronic phase CML had a‘major cytogenetic response', while 7 out of the 16 patients with advanced(accelerated or blast phase) CML also had a sufficient response based on other measurements.
Also, the company will conduct a study in order to determine the best startingdose of Iclusig and to assess the safety and effectiveness of Iclusig following dose reduction in patients with chronic phase CML who achieve major cytogenetic response.
In patients with one or more cytogenetic abnormalities at baseline,the percentage of patients with a major cytogenetic response was similar in the azacitidine and combined CCR groups.
Rates of complete haematological response, major cytogenetic response and complete cytogenetic response on first-line treatment were estimated using the Kaplan-Meier approach, for which non- responses were censored at the date of last examination.
Resistance in CP-CML was defined as failure to achieve either a complete haematological response(by 3 months),a minor cytogenetic response(by 6 months), or a major cytogenetic response(by 12 months) while on dasatinib or nilotinib.
Patients showing lack of response(lack of complete haematological response(CHR) at 6 months,increasing WBC, no major cytogenetic response(MCyR) at 24 months), loss of response(loss of CHR or MCyR) or severe intolerance to treatment were allowed to cross over to the alternative treatment arm.
Rates of complete haematological response, major cytogenetic response and complete cytogenetic response on first-line treatment were estimated using the Kaplan-Meier approach, for which non-responses were censored at the date of last examination.
Resistance to imatinib included failure to achieve a complete haematological response(by 3 months),cytogenetic response(by 6 months) or major cytogenetic response(by 12 months) or progression of disease after a previous cytogenetic or haematological response.
The primary endpoint in the CP patients was major cytogenetic response(MCyR), defined as elimination(CCyR, complete cytogenetic response) or significant reduction to< 35% Ph+ metaphases(partial cytogenetic response) of Ph+ haematopoietic cells.