Haematology 5 - lymphoma 2 Flashcards

1
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Radiotherapy dilemma in HL

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Rdiotherapy can increase cure rate but more patients die of secondary malignancies

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2
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CD5+ and CD19+ cells

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B-CLL, these cells should have switched off CD5

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3
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hODGKIN’S LYMPHOMA epidemiology

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M>F (but more common in F in 20-30s)

Bi-modal: 20-29 most common then >60

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4
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Which subtype of HL is more common in females?

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nodular sclerosing type

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5
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Where does HL arise f rom?

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GC or post GC

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6
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Which virus is HL associated with?

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EBV

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7
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Diagnostic markers for HL

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CD30, CD15, CD20-ve

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8
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Most common type of HL

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Nodular sclerosing

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9
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Classical HL with poor prognosis

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Lymphocyte depleted

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10
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disorder of the elderly multiple recurrences (HL)

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Nodular Lymphcoyte Predominant HL

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11
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Difference between NLPHL and Classical HL

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Not associated with EBV
No eosinophils or macrophages
Can transform in to high grade B cell lymphoma (NHL)
Negative for CD30 + CD15, positive for CD20

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12
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Staging methods for HL

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FDG-PET, CT, biopsy

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13
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In Ann Arbor staging, what is the spleen considered as?

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One giant lymph node

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14
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Main complications of nodular sclerosing HL

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SVCO, tracheal compression

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15
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1st line mx of HL (chemo)

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1st: ABVD
Adriamycin
Bleomycin
Vincristine
Dacarbazine

Given at 4-weekly intervals, preserves fertility

2nd: PET-CT –> Radiotherapy

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16
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Long term consequences of ABVD

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Pulmonary fibrosis

Cardiomyopathy

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17
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Disadvantages of radiotherpay in HL

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Collateral damage + increased risk of breast/lung/skin cancer, leukaemia, myelodysplasia

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18
Q

Mx of patients who relapse?

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High dose chemotherapy + autologous SCT

3rd line: anti-CD30 +ANTI-PD1

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19
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wHAT % of HL patients will be long term survivors?

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80%

20
Q

After 5 years post cure, patients more likely to die from…

A

secondary malignancy or CVS complications

21
Q

What is the fastest growing human cancer?

A

Burkitt’s

22
Q

Prognostic markers and important tests in NHL

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Prognostic marker: LDH (marker of cell turnover), performance status
Important tests: HIV, HTLV-1 serology, hepB serology (treatment of NHL depletes B cells and if infected with HepB they can –> fulminant liver failure)

23
Q

Marginal zone lymphoma of the stomach = ?

A

MALToma

24
Q

Difficulty in treating indolent lymphomas

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Go in to remission but tend to reoccur and when they do, less responsive to treatment

25
Q

System used to assess prognosis in DLBCL

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IPI = international prognostic index

26
Q

Treatment of DLBCL

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6-8 cycles of R-CHOP
Rituximab
Cyclophosphamide
Adriamycin
Vincristine
Prednisolone
27
Q

If relapse after R-CHOP for DLBCL

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Autologous SCT

28
Q

Translocaiton in follicular lymphoma and what does it lead to the overexpression of?

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t(14;18), BCL-2

29
Q

Treatment of follicular lymphoma

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It is incurable, at presentation you watch adn wait

If symptomatic e.g. obstruction –> R-CVP

30
Q

Casue of marginal zone lymphomas

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Chronic antigen stimulation (they tend to be extra nodal and NOT associated with B symptoms)

31
Q

Characteristic of EATL

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Aggressive but NOT that responsive to treatment

32
Q

Tdt CD19

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CLL

33
Q

Mature b cells specifically express

A

CD19, sIg

34
Q

CD19 and CD5 status in normal mature B cells

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CD19+ve, CD5-ve

35
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Normal mature T cells immunophenotyping

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CD3, CD4, CD8, CD5+ve, CD19 -ve

36
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Mature B cells in cLL

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CD19 and CD5 +Ve

37
Q

Staging used in CLL

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Rai or Binnet

38
Q

3 stages in Binet staging

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A = <3 Lymphoid areas
B = >3 lymphoid areas
C = Hb <100g/L, plts <100x10^9/L
39
Q

Ig gene mutation status and prognosis

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IgH mutated = good, unmutated = bad!!!

40
Q

If IgH mutated and unmated, where inthe lymphoid follicle do they arise from?

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Mutated = post-GC CLL
Unmutated = pre-GC CLL
41
Q

Most important deletion in CLL which is associated with bad prognosis

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chromosome 17p deletion (TP53) –> LOSS OF P53 TSG

42
Q

Transformation in CLL

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Richter’s transformation –> DLBCL

43
Q

Autoimmune disease associated with CLL

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Warm AIHA

44
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Treatment of CLL

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1) Supportive - vaccination (pneumococcus flu), anti-infective prophylaxis e.g. aciclovir, PCP prophylaxis, IVIG for those with hypogammaglobulinaemia and recurrent infections
2) mainly watch and wait
3) Richter’s transofrmation –> R-CHOP
4) Young pts allogenic SCT

45
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Indications for treatment in CLL

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Progressive lymphocytosis, count doubling <6 months
Progressive BMF (hB<100, Plts <100, neutrophils <1) , massive splenomegaly/lymphadenopathy, autoimmune cytopaenias (treat with steroids)
46
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Management of TP53/17p deleted CLL

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1) ibrutinib (Bruton TKI) - refractory CLL p53mutation
2) venetoclax (bcl2 inhibitor)
3) CAR-T therapy