ALL-Krafts Flashcards
1
Q
How are acute lymphoblastic leukemias classified?
A
immunophenotyping
B- vs. T-cells
2
Q
+ TdT indicates
A
ALL
3
Q
T-lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphoma typical patient
A
teenage male with mediastinal mass
*lots of T’s
4
Q
TdT + which cancers
A
acute myeloid leukemia
B-lymphobastic leukemia/lymphoma
5
Q
B-lymphoblastic leukemia population
A
children by far most common
6
Q
Prognostic features:
- Immunophenotype (T vs. B)
- Age
- WBC
- Cytogenetics
A
- T is bad
- 1-10 y/o is good
- <50,000 is good
- hyperdiploidy good
7
Q
Treatment of ALL
A
- chemo ± marrow transplant
- many children are cured
8
Q
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