December 8, 2025BloodOpen Access

Transfusion dependence is associated with poor survival in MDS-h and MDS-LB, while transplantation improves outcomes

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Retrospective analysis shows transplantation improves long-term outcomes in transfusion-dependent MDS patients, suggesting better care strategies.

Survival is significantly improved with transplantation among transfusion-dependent patients.
Cumulative incidence of transfusion dependence during follow-up was 45.56% among initially independent patients.
Assessment of cytopenias and disease burden revealed distinct profiles in MDS-h versus MDS-LB subtypes.
Risk classification reflects critical prognostic factors for overall survival and disease progression.

Wang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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December 8, 2025BloodOpen Access

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Retrospective analysis shows transplantation improves long-term outcomes in transfusion-dependent MDS patients, suggesting better care strategies.

Survival is significantly improved with transplantation among transfusion-dependent patients.
Cumulative incidence of transfusion dependence during follow-up was 45.56% among initially independent patients.
Assessment of cytopenias and disease burden revealed distinct profiles in MDS-h versus MDS-LB subtypes.
Risk classification reflects critical prognostic factors for overall survival and disease progression.

Wang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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