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5%) or in the bone marrow (≤5%) together with lower WBC (≤100×109/L) were likely to have significantly higher CCyR rates at 6 and 12 months respectively. Also, patients with a higher number of Ki67+ cells in the leukemic areas of the bone marrow had a significantly better outcome. Unfortunately, our investigation did not reveal that bone marrow fibrosis (MF grade), microvascular density, percentage of CD34+, CD61+ or PTCH1+ cells could have any effect on achievement of CCyR at 6 or 12 months. Our investigation has shown that only a few