myeloproliferative disorder Flashcards

1
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what are multiproliferative neoplasms

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uncontrolled proliferation of cell lineages starting in bone marrow // maturation OK // raised of one or more haemopoetic cells

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general symptoms multiproliferative neoplasms

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gout, fatigue, weight loss, sweating, splenomegaly, thrombosis

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3
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chromosome translocation CML

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Philadelphia chromosome (t9:22)

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4
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genetic problem CML

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BCR-ABL

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symptoms CML

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60-70 // weight loss + sweat // splenomegaly

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bloods CML

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increased in granulocytes (eosinophils, neutrophils, basophils, WCC) at different maturation // raised platelets // some blast cells // decreased ALP

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7
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1st line mx CML

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tryosine inhibitor - imantinab

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8
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alternative mx CML

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hydroxyurea, interferon alpha, bone marrow transplant

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9
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secondary cause polycthaemia

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dehydrated (relative), COPD, altitude, obstructive sleep apnoea, excessive erythropoeitin

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what is Polycythaemia vera

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overproduction marrow –> increased red cell volume (+ raised neutrophils + platelets)

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mutation Polycythaemia vera

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JACK2

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symptoms Polycythaemia vera

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itch after bath!! // splenomegaly // hypertension // hyperviscous –> thrombosis // haemorrhage (abnormal plateletss)

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bloods Polycythaemia vera

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raised haemocrit, neutrophils, basophils (sometimes platelets) // raised ferritin // low ESR // raised leukocyte ALP

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what blood result indicates true polycythaemia

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red cell mass >35 males, >32 females

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diagnostic criteria for JAK2 +ive Polycythaemia vera

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mutation + high haemocrit (>0.53M, >0.48F) OR raised red cell mass >25%

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16
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mx Polycythaemia vera

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1 - venesection // aspirin +/- chemo hydroxyurea

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complications Polycythaemia vera

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thrombosis!!! // myelofibrosis // progression to acute leukaemia

18
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what is essential Thrombocytopenia

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uncontrolled proliferation of platelets –> thromboses

19
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symtpoms essential Thrombocytopenia

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MPN symtpoms - cold peripherals, vision changes, light headed

20
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mx Thrombocytopenia

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antiplatelet eg aspirin // hydroxyurea

21
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what is myelofibrosis

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proliferation of megakaryocytes –> raised fibroblasts –> haematopoesiis moves to liver + spleen

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symtpoms myelofibrosis

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elderly + anaemia (eg fatigue) // massive splenomegaly // hypermetabolic eg weight loss, night sweats

23
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bloods myelofibrosis

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anaemia // high WBC + platelets (early disease) // high urate + LDH

24
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blood film myelofibrosis

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tear drop poikilocytes

25
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biopsy myelofibrosis

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trephine biopsy