HAEM: Lymphoma and CLL Flashcards

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Where is the BCR-ABL translocation seen?

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Myeloid neoplasms

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What is the MOA of Ibrutinib and Idelasilib?

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BCR kinase inhibitors

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What is the MOA of venetoclax?

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BCL2 inhibitor = causes apoptosis of CLL cells

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What are smear cells characteristic of?

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CLL

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What is the complication that results from extra mutations gained in CLL?

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Richter transformation –>high grade lymphoma

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What CD may be present on immature B cells? What about mature B cells?

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CD5 - immature

CD19 - mature

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Which mutation causes BCL2 overexpression in follicular NHL?

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t(14;18) –> anti-apoptosis

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Does IGHV mutated CLL indicate good prognosis? Why/why not?

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IgHV mutated indicates good prognosis because it means that the cell has undergone development in the germinal centre

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Name a T cell lymphoma of the skin.

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Mycosis fungoides

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10
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Is NHL or HL more common?

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80% NHL

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Which process allows immune system to have diversity in Ig?

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(1) VDJ recombination,

(2) somatic hypermutation and class switching

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What enzyme is involved in somatic hypermutation of Ig?

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Adenosine induced deaminase (AID)

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Give 3 locations for MZL (B cell).

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Stomach - H.pylori
Salivary glands - Sjogren’s
Thyroid -3 causes

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Give a location for T cell MZL.

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EATL - coeliac

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What are 3 causes of thyroid MZL.

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Riedel’s - IgG4
Hashimoto’s
de Quervain’s - viral

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Which type of T cell NHL is caused by a virus?

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HTLV1 –> adult T-cell leukaemia lymphoma (ATLL)

*usually Caribbean/Japanese

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Which type of B cell lymphoma is caused by a virus?

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EBV –> PTLD (post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorder)

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18
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Does HIV cause lymphoma?

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Increases risk of B cell lymphoma x60

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What are the areas of a lymphoid follicle from the centre outwards?

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GC –> mantle zone –> marginal zone –> paracortical

Between the B cell follicles are T cell areas

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What does each layer of the lymphoid follicles contain?

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GC = B cells and APCs
Mantle = naive B cells
Paracortical = T cell zone
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Which lymphoid neoplasm is associated with small round cells? What about large cells?

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CLL = small round

High grade lymphoma = large

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Cyclin D1 expression = ?

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Mantle cell lymphoma

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t(11;14) = ?

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Mantle cell lymphoma

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t(2;5) = ?

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Anaplastic large cell lymphoma (prognostic factor)

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Name 3 low grade/indolent B cell NHLs.
Follicular CLL a.k.a. small lymphocytic lymphoma Mantle zone lymphoma (MALT)
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Name 2 high grade B cell NHLs.
DLBCL | Mantle zone lymphoma
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Name an aggressive B cell NHL.
Burkitt's
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t(14;18) = ?
Follicular lymphoma --> BCL2
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Where does follicular lymphoma originate? What CD is it associated with?
Germinal centre CD10 BCL-6+ve
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Where does CLL originate? What CD is it associated with?
Naive or post-germinal centre CD5+ve CD23+ve CD19-ve May be SmIg and CD79 +ve/-ve
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Where does marginal zone lymphoma originate?
Extra-nodal sites by chronic antigen stimulation
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Where does mantle cell lymphoma originate? What CD is it associated with?
Mantle zone origin i.e. pre-GC CD5 aberrant Cyclin D1 overexpression
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Where does Burkitt's lymphoma originate? What mutations is it associated with?
Germinal centre origin | C-myc translocation (4:14, 2:8, 8:22)
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Which 3 mutations is C-myc in Burkitt's associated with?
4: 14, 2: 8, 8: 22
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What is the origin of DLBCL?
GC or post-GC NB: GC phenotype = good prognosis
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What is seen on histopathology in DLBCL?
Sheets of large lymphoid cells
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What mutation confers poor prognosis in DLBLC?
p53 +ve | and high proliferation
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Which cell type is T cell lymphoma commonly associated with?
eosinophils
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Name 4 T cell lymphomas.
Anaplastic large cell ATLL EATL Cutaneous
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What is seen on histology in anaplastic large cell lymphoma?
Large "epithelioid" lymphocytes | Might not recognise the T cells
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What mutation is associated with anaplastic large cell lymphoma?
t(2:5)
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What protein is expressed in anaplastic large cell lymphoma? What does this indicate?
Alk-1 = better prognosis
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What are the types of HL?
``` Classical... -sclerosing -mixed cellularity -lymphocyte rich -lymphocyte depleted Nodular lymphocyte predominant (NLPHL) ```
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What is the localisation of HL vs NHL?
HL spreads locally, NHL is found at multiple distant sites
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What CD are found in classical HL? What is the origin of classical HL?
CD30+ve CD15+ve CD20-ve GC/post-GC origin
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What is seen on histopathology in classical HL?
Reed-Sternberg | Hodgkin cells with eosinophils
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What is seen on histopathology in nodular HL?
B cell rich nodules | Scattered L&H cells
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What CD are found in nodular HL?
CD20+ve (!) - unlike classical HL CD30-ve CD15-ve
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What weight loss is a significant B symptom in Hodgkin's lymphoma staging?
10% in 6 months
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Which HL has the best prognosis?
Nodular sclerosing - best | Lymphocyte depleted - poor prognosis
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Which HL subtype is most common in young women?
Nodular sclerosing cHL - usually affects neck and mediastinum
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What is ABVD therapy? What are its advantages over R-CHOP in follicular NHL?
A - adriamycin B - bleomycin V - vinblastine D- DTIC Very effective and maintains fertility. Better than R-CHOP in this way. But causes cardiomyopathy and pulm fibrosis.
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Which NHL is antibiotic responsive ?
Gastric MALT
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What is the most common NHL?
DLBCL (30%) | Follicular (22%)
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Can you cure aggressive or indolent lymphomas?
Aggressive curable | Indolent not curable
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How are aggressive lymphomas treated?
Like acute leukaemia
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What prognostic index is used in DLBCL?
IPI - international prognostic index
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What blood investigation is part of the IPI?
LDH IPI = Age, Stage, LDH, Extra-nodal sites. ECOG status
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What is the treatment regimen for DLBCL?
R-CHOP (rituximab-cyclophosphamide-adriamycin-vincristine-prednsolone) with curative aim
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What prognostic index is used for follicular NHL?
FLIPI
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What is the survival in follicular lymphoma?
12-15yrs
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Is watch and wait acceptable in lymphoma?
Yes - if indicated in follicular and CLL only. But not if causing symptoms of compression or pain
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What is the prognosis with EATL?
Generally responds poorly to treatment and is fatal
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What type of anaemia is seen in CLL?
Normocytic normochromic.
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What are the platelets in CLL?
Low
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What is the immunophenotype of a normal B cell in relation to Cd3/5/19?
CD3 -ve CD5 -ve CD19 +ve
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Name 2 prognostic factors in CLL.
IgHV mutation status - mutated means better prognosis as cells are mature Tp53 (17p del or TP53 point mutation) - bad prognosis
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What staging is used in CLL?
Binet(A,B,C) or Rai(0-IV)
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What prognostic index is used in CLL?
IPI for CLL
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What is the progression with CLL?
1/3 don't progress 1/3 progress but respond 1/3/ progress and don't respond/die
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How do you decide when to stop watch and wait and to instead treat CLL?
IwCLL criteria
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Young women with swollen nodes and pain in neck when she drinks. Diagnosis?
nodular sclerosing cHL