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hello juliana,
I think that with the stratification risk, the doctors can evaluate your risk of transformation in leukemia.
In the table of ipps-R (pronostic indice revisited), you can find the overall rate survival (time that correspond of the death oh the half of the patient) and the time to progress into leukemia (time for 25% of the patient develop leukemia)....
Can anyone that confirmed of not :-)?
Don't forget, there are STATISTICS, everyone is different..
Those tables are also based on "non treatment other than supportative care" I think.
You can also find correction with age (you can that seen in the IPPS-R).
I hope that help.
Kind regards
béné
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boyfriend with RARS-T dx 11/02//dx : hb 11,5; plt 870000, wh : 6500//Before fasting cure (13/04): hb: 8,9; plt 2200000; white:6000//After fasting cure (14/09): hb 12,5; platelets 400000, wh 3000.//Now (15/08) : hb : 11,plt : 650000, wh 3000// hydrea 1c/day and cardioaspirin, 1c/day,age: 56 y.
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