MDS Flashcards

MDS, cMDS

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Blood film features of dysplasia:

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Red cell anisocytosis, poikilocytosis, basophilic stippling
Myeloid nuclear hypolobulation, pseudo Pelger Huet, hypogranulation
Myeloblasts
Platelet anisocytosis

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BMAT features of dysplasia

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Erythroid binuclearity, internuclear bridging, irreg nuclear edge, megaloblastoid changes, ring sideroblasts, cytoplasmic inclusions, cytoplasmic bridging, incomplete haemoglobinisation, fringed cytoplasm or vacuolisation.
Myeloid bizarre nuclear shapes, pseudo pelger huet, nuclear hypersegmentation, Chédiak–Higashi granules, cytoplasmic hypogranulation, anisocytosis
Megakaryocytes - large monolobular forms, small binuclear forms, micromega, degranulation
Excess myeloblasts

Diagnostic = pseudo pelger huet and micro mega

Iron: >5 siderotic granules 1/3 nuclear circumference in >15% erythroid cells.

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Recurrent chromosomal abnormalities presumptive diagnosis of MDS

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-5 del5q
-7 del7q
i(17q) t(17p)
Del of 11q 12p 13q

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Commonly mutated genes in MDS

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SF3B1
TET2
RUNX1
ASXL1
SRSF2
TP53
NRAS KRAS
U2AF1
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2022 WHO Classification of MDS

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I. MDS with defining genetic abN
* Low Blasts (< 2% PB and < 5% BM)
* MDS with LB and del5q
* MDS with LB and SF3B1/RS
* MDS with biTP53

II. MDS morphologically defined
* MDS-LB
* MDS-LB-SLD
* MDS-LB-MLD
* MDS-h
* MDS-IB
* MDS-IB1 (2-4% PB and 5-9% BM)
* MDS-IB2 (5-19% PB and 10-19% BM or Auer rods)
* MDS-f (MF2-3)

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Prognosis in MDS

IPSS

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IPSS
1. Hb, Plts and Neutros
2. Blast%
3. Cytogenetics

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Treatment approach in MDS

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I. Low risk:
1. Supportive (EPO, T/F, GCSF, anti-fungal, TXA and ?TPO agonists)
2. Specific
* MDS-LB-del5q = Len
* MDS-LB-SF3B1 = Luspartasep
* Pancytopenia with no del5q/SF3B1 = Azacitidine
* ATG and Ciclosporin = MDSh

II. High risk:
1. Trial
2. Chemo
3. Azacitidine

±AlloHSCT

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Features of MDS-LB-del5q

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  • Erythroid hypoplasia
  • Plts and Megs hyperplasia and dysplasia
  • Int prognosis
  • Tx = Len
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Features of MDS-LB-SF3B1

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  • Erythroid hyperplasia and dysplasia and RS
  • No > Plts
  • Best outcome
  • Tx = Luspartasept
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Features in MDS-biTP53

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  • >er blasts
  • fibrosis
  • Worst prognosis (AML t/f)
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If you think MDS-IB rule out…

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  1. AML
  2. biTP53
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Diagnostic criteria of MDS

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I. Cytopenias (4+ mo)
* Hb < 13 M, < 12 F
* Neutrophilia < 1.8
* Plt < 150

AND

II. Dysplasia (10% of 1+ lineage)

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13
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What is VEXAS syndrome?

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  • Acquired mutation
  • X-chr
  • UBA1 gene - E1 Ubiq Act Enz
  • Regulation of proteins - Cel division, imm response, etc.

V = Vacuoles
E = E1 Ubiq Act Enz
X = X-linked
A = Auto-inflammatory
S = Somatic mutation

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