ET Flashcards
M:F
1:2
Median age
60
Yong patients
< 40 years
20%
Clinical manifstations
Splenomegaly 35%
Vasomotor symp 20%
Thrombosis 20%
Bleeding 10%
Predictors of arterial thrombosis
Age > 60
JAK2
CV risk factors
WBC > 11K
Predictors of venous thrombosis
Male gender
Predictors for bleeding
PLT > 1M
Aspirin or NSIADS
AC
Pregnancy complications
1st trimester abortions 45%
IUGR
Preeclampsia
does not corelate with disease course. Aspirin may reduce risk.
BM fidings
Large to giant megakaryocytes with:
Abundant mature cytoplasm
Deeply lobulated
Hyperlobulated nuclei
BM fidings
Large to giant megakaryocytes with:
Abundant mature cytoplasm
Deeply lobulated
Hyperlobulated nuclei
Driver mutations %
JAK2– 60-65%
CALR– 20-25%
MPL– 5%
Triple negative – 10-15%
Genetic mutations clinical manifstations
JAK2- high HB and WBC, low PLT, thrombosis, progression
CALR- high PLT. low HB and WBC, less thrombosis, same progression
MPL- lacks prognostic meaning
WHO diagnostic criteria
PLT > 450K
BM showing typical findings
CML, PMF and PV excluded
JAK2/CALR/MPL
Pretreatemnt avaluation
Thrombosis history Vasomotor symptoms Splenomegaly Genetic mutations if PLT> 1M or bleeding- VWF activity Calculate- IPSET-thrombosis score
IPSET-thrombosis score
age > 60
JAK2
Thrombosis history
CV risk factors also important but not part of score
Tx of low risk
Aspirin
Tx of intermediate and high risk
Aspirin +
Cytoreductive agent
Cytoreductive agents
HU
Anagrelide
Pegylated interferon
Twice daily aspirin indactions
Vasomotor symp despite once daily aspirin
Pts with JAK2 and CV risk factors
Anagrelide mechanism of action
Inhibits cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterase
Hydrooxyurea side effects
Leukopenia Cutaneous vasculitis ILD Hemolytic anemia Oral ulcers Nail changes Hyperpigmentation
Anagrelide side effects
Cardoimyopathy
Anagrelide side effects
Cardoimyopathy
Pegylated interferon alfa-2a
Not leukomgenic
2nd line after HU
safe in pregnancy
Indications for platletpharesis
Extreme PLT count with:
Bleeding/Thrombosis