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CLL Flashcards

1
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One complication of Fludarabine that results in anemia

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Severe AIHA/ITP. Must discontinue if it occurs and cannot use it again, as the AIHA will return on rechallenge [also avoid pentostatin, cladribine (all purine nucleoside analogs)]

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Name 2 indications for consideration of stem cell transplant in CLL

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Tp53
r/r CLL in young
Richter’s
Ibrutinib failure

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4 treatment options for a CLL patient with a high comorbidity index.

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Ibrutinib or Acalabrutinib + Obinutuzumab 
Venetoclax +Obinutuzumab
Chlorambucil + Obinutuzumab
BR
Also supportive management
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4
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Molecular target of Idelalisib

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PI3K inhibition

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5
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Molecular target in Brentuximab

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CD30 antibody drug conjugate with antimicrotubule agent

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Molecular target in Romidepsim

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Histone deacetylase inhibitor (HDACi)

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What is the difference in mechanism of action between Rituximab and Obinutuzumab?

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  1. Rituximab- Type 1 monoclonal Ab
    - More complement AND cytotoxic mediated cell death
  2. Obinutuzumab- Type 2 monoclonal Ab
    - More Ab-mediated AND apoptosis
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8
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List three severe toxicities with Idelalisib therapy?

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BB warning:

  1. Colitis/diarrhea
  2. Pneumonitis
  3. Transaminitis
  4. Infection (CMV/PJP)
  5. Intestinal perforation.
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Major SE of Acalabrutinib

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Cytopenias
Headache
Upper respiratory tract infection
Diarrhea

Serious, potentially life-threatening, toxicities include opportunistic infections, bleeding, arrhythmias, and second primary malignancies.

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What things should you monitor when starting someone on Alemtuzumab?

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  1. Increased risk of infection (CMV reactivation!, bacterial, fungal)
  2. Lymphopenia
  3. infusion reactions

o CMV, Viral load weekly
O Also monitor clinically for infusion reactions.
o CBC q weekly
o CD4+ lymphocyte count until >/= 200

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MOA of Alemtuzumab

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Recombinant human IgG-derived monoclonal Ab that binds to antigen CD52 which is found on the surface of B and T lymphocytes, most monocytes, macrophages and NK cells, and certain granulocytes, but not hematopoietic stem cells.
-Causes lysis of CD52-positive cells occurs via complement activation, antibody-dependent cytotoxicity, and apoptosis.

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12
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Name 5 side effects of Rituximab?

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  1. Infusion reaction
  2. Neutropenia
  3. HBV reactivation
  4. PML
  5. TLS- Do not give if WBC >25!
  6. Infections

Other: renal toxicity if used with cisplastin.

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What are 2 potential indications for allo-sct in CLL patients?

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  1. Ritcher’s transformation (DLBCL, HL)
  2. Tp53
  3. Relapsed, refractory disease

Use induced intensity conditioning.

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What are the 3 most common gr 3/4 toxicities of ibrutinib? How do you treat gr 2 rash?

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  1. Hypertension 29% (Grade 3 is >160/100 or needing >1 drug),
  2. Infection 16%
  3. Neutropenia 13-29%
  4. Anemia 11%
  5. Afib 8%

Gr 2 rash

  • Topical corticosteroids +/- oral antihistamine
  • Continue ibrutinib and monitor
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Define MBL. Low count vs. High count. Annual risk of conversion to CLL. What two other thing would you counsel the pt on?

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Clonal B-cell population with no LAD, cytopenias.
Low count: clonal B cell population <0.5 x 10’9 g/l
High count: 2-5x 10’9 g/l
Risk of progression to CLL:1-1.5%/ yr (new evidence that low count is also at similar risk)
Counsel: 1) increased secondary malignancy
2) increased infxn risk.

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16
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What is the CLL-IPI score?

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“Ba65si-53”
BASIC (b2, age, stage, ighv, cyto)

B2µg >3.5 (2)
Age >65 (1)
Stage 1-4 (1)
IGHV unmutated (2)
17p/TP53 aberration (4)
o	Cutoffs: 0-1= low, 2-3=intermediate risk, 4-6=high, 7-10-very high
17
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What are the 6 indications for treatment of CLL?

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  1. ITP or AIHA not responsive to therapy
  2. Hg <110, plt <100
  3. Lymphocyte doubling time <6months, or >50% in 2 months (relative)
  4. Constitutional symptoms
  5. Bulky LAD, >10cm
  6. Enlarging spleen >6cm
18
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4 patient/disease characteristics that would lead you to offer FCR in the upfront setting for a pt with CLL?

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  1. Age<65
  2. FIT
  3. No Tp53 or 17p
  4. IGHV mutated!
19
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2 options for relapsed/refractory CLL after failing ibrutinib.

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  1. PI3k inhibitor-idelalisib + rituximab
  2. BCL2 inhibitor-venetoclax+Rituximab

Duvelisib approved for relapsed CLL

20
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Very low risk cytogenetic abnormality in CLL?

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del13q

21
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Low risk cytogenetic abnormality in CLL?

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normal karyotype, trisomy 12

22
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Intermediate risk molecular/cytogenetic abnormality in CLL?

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SF3B1, NOTCH 1, 11q23 (KMT2A)

23
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High risk molecular/cytogenetic abnormality in CLL?

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TP53, BIRC3 abnormalities

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