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Theoratical Analysis of Survival Statistics of Complete Transposition of Great Arteries and Leukemia (Ecosystem & Ecological Diagnosis)

Compartmental analysis was attempted to clarify the ecological structures of both complete transposition of great arteries (C.T.G.A.) and leukemia in recent years. Each disease entity was classified into 2 groups, respectively, according to the structure visualized in survival statistics. Gr. 1 C.T.G.A. consisted of patients without significant mixing of blood between the systemic & pulmonary circulations, while Gr. 2 C.T.G.A. included all subtypes of C.T.G.A. Gr. 1 leukemia comprised all subtypes of infantile leukemia diagnosed between 1957 and 1964, while Gr. 2 between 1965 and 1972. Survival statistics showed simple exponential decay curves in Gr. 1 C.T.G.A. as well as Gr. 1 leukemia. A single compartment was assumed for this structure with a constant time-invariant rate of disappearance from the compartment. The structure implies that no significantly effective treatment was available