Haematological Malignancies
Favorable, intermediate, or adverse AML risk assignment using ELN 2022 genetics.
Calculated Interpretation
Intermediate risk includes FLT3-ITD without adverse lesions and non-favorable/non-adverse profiles.
Curated insights • How it Works • Practical Pearls • Evidence Base
| Core-binding factor fusion |
| NPM1 mutation |
| In-frame bZIP CEBPA mutation |
| TP53 mutation |
| Myelodysplasia-related gene mutation |
| Adverse cytogenetics |
| KMT2A rearrangement |
| RUNX1 mutation |
| ASXL1 mutation |
| BCOR mutation |
| Favorable |
| Intermediate |
| Adverse |
Favorable, intermediate, or adverse AML risk assignment using ELN 2022 genetics.
ELN 2022 Risk (AML) is included in the oncology module as a structured decision-support tool for haematological malignancies workflows.