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AML - 677
Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML)
Background
Objective
To quantify leukapheresis utilization, critical illness burden, and outcomes among adult acute leukemia admissions.
Methods
Limitations
Findings
Critical (table: Outcome / Apheresis / None)
Invasive ventilation 71.0% vs 49.2% · Renal replacement 29.5% vs 16.7% · Tumor lysis syndrome 56.0% vs 10.8% · Major bleeding 31.5% vs 14.3% · In-hospital mortality 69.5% vs 45.3% · Total charges $444,245 vs $350,077
Crude comparisons within the strictly critically ill AL cohort.
Adjusted (table: Cohort / Mortality OR, 95% CI / P)
Strict critical illness 1.37 (0.93-2.01), .110 · Hyperleukocytosis proxy 0.95 (0.74-1.24), .726
Utilization was higher in AML/APL/myeloid-lineage than non-AML AL (0.49% vs 0.26%).
Figure caption
Organ-support and complication burden among admissions receiving leukapheresis.
Conclusions
Leukapheresis was uncommon but identified acute leukemia admissions with substantial organ-support burden. Adjusted mortality associations attenuated after critical-illness restriction, supporting cautious interpretation given confounding by indication.