Bone marrow disorders Flashcards

1
Q

2 disorders of bone marrow failure

A

aplastic anemia

MDS

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2
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3 myeloproliferative disorders

A

PV
ET
primary myelofibrosis

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3
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features of aplastic anemia

A

pan cytopenia

  • history - fatigue SOB
  • bone marrow empty
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4
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Treatment of Aplastic anemia

A
  • immunosuppressive therapy

- allogeneic stem cell transplant

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5
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who gets aplastic anemia

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disease of children and young adults

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6
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Median age of diagnosis of MDS

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~70 yrs

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7
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Diagnosing aplastic anemia

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  • bone marrow aspirate and biopsy
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8
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How does MDS present?

A

anemia

cytopenia - progressive

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9
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Diagnosing MDS

A
  • blood film - ring sideroblasts
  • blast counts
    cytogenetics del 5q
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10
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Ring sideroblasts classic feature of

A

MDS

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11
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Treating low risk MDS

A

Fix cytopenia to ameliorate symptoms

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12
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Treating HIGH risk MDS

A

delay or prevent AML, extend life span

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13
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MDS can progress to

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AML

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14
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Bone marrow in Aplastic anemia vs MDS

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empty vs FULL

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15
Q

peak age for myeloproliferative disorders

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55-70 yo

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16
Q

97% of patients with PV hae

A

JAK2 mutations V617F

17
Q

Diagnosis of PV

A

dehydration
high Hb, High red cell
Splenomegaly
JAK2 mutation

18
Q

Treatment of PV

A

phlebotomy
oral chemo hydroxyurea
jak 2 inhibitor

19
Q

Diagnosis of ET

A
  • rule out thrombocytosis due to other cause

- look for JAK2 mutation, cmpl

20
Q

if you have ET and are thrombotic

A

give ASA

and hydroxyurea - same for if bleeding

21
Q
  • patient with tear drop red cells
  • reticulin positive stain
  • hepatosplenomegaly
  • blasts in peripheral blood
A

Primary myelofibrosis

22
Q

Life expectancy with
PV
ET
MF

A

Decades
same as healthy person
MF - steady deterioration, 2-15 years

23
Q

Diagnosis of MF

A
  • DRY tap
    JAK2 mutation in 70%
    CALR mutation in 25%
24
Q

Treatment of MF

A
  • transfusion
  • splenectomy - risky
    SCT - risky
    JAK2 inhibitors
25
Q

Big spleen with high Hb

26
Q

pancytopenia

A

BM failure?
acute leukemia
get a bone marrow

27
Q

low MCV low Hb

A

iron deficiency not ET

28
Q

hypogranular neutrophils - dysplastic
- macrocytic - Increased MCV
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29
Q

Palpable spleen tip
- elevated white count
elevated platelets very high