Nikcevich- CLL Cases Flashcards

1
Q

What is the most common leukemia in adults? What is the median age of diagnosis and survival?

A

Chronic lymphocytic leukemia

65

9 yrs

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2
Q

What is the only curative therapy for CLL?

A

allogenic stem cell transplant

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3
Q

What is CLL?

A

Uncontrolled clonal accumulation of mature lymphocytes

assoicated w/ mutated IgVh genes

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4
Q

If you were using flow cytometry to diagnose a case of CLL what CD markers would you be looking for?

A

CD5
CD19
CD20
CD23

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5
Q

What CDs are associated w/ mantle cell lymphoma?

A

CD5
CD23
cyclin D

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6
Q

What is a DDX for CLL?

A
Follicular lymphoma
mantle cell lymphoma (distinguished by CD)
Prolymphocytic leukemia
SLVL
HCL
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7
Q

CLL is often an _________dx in a _______pt.

A

incidental

asymptomatic pt

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8
Q

Progressive adenopathy and bone marrow involvement correlates with what sxs in CLL?

A

fatigue, malaie, weight loss, fevers

Severe cytopenias, increased risk of infection

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9
Q

What are the long term complicatoins of CLL?

A

Autoimmne sequelae

Richter’s transformation

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10
Q

What autoimmune complications are associated w/ CLL?

A

AIHA
Pure red cell aplasia
ITP
Neutropenia

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11
Q

What are the Rai system stages?

A
0-lymphocytosis
1-lymphadenopathy
2- splenomegaly
3- HgB < 11
4- platelets < 100K
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12
Q

What are the Binet system stages?

A

A- lymphocytosis and 1-3 sites lymphadenopathy
B- lymphocytosis w/ >3 sites lymphadenopathy
C- lymhphocytois + anemia/thrombocytosis

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13
Q

What is the median survival for CLL?

A

> 10 years

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14
Q

What are poor prognostic factors for CLL?

A
Advanced stage at dx
Rapid lymphocyte doubling time
diffuse marrow infiltration
advanced age/M
Elevated b2 microglobulin, soluble CD23
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15
Q

What CD is associated w/ poor prognosis?

A

CD23

ZAP 70

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16
Q

What are cytogenetic abnormalities are associated w/ CLL?

A

13q
Trisoy 12
11q
17p

**ALWAYS get FISH studies w/ CLL

17
Q

CD38 can be a surrogate marker for Ig gene mutations. You can detect via flow cytometry!
CD38+ and CD38- are associated w/ what prognosis? survival?

A

CD38+ unmutated Ig gene mutations= poor prognosis (9 year survival)

CD38- mutated Ig genes= better prognosis (>20 yrs survival)

18
Q

ZAP 70 expression correlates w/ what CD expression/prognosis?

A

CD38 expression
POOR prognosis

**correlates w/ IgVh gene mutations

19
Q

When should you treat CLL?

A

When there is progressive lymphocytosis, lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly, obne marrow failure

20
Q

What are the tx options for CLL?

A

Corticosteroids

Alkylating agents

21
Q

What nucleoside analogs can be used to tx CLL?

A

FLudarabine

Pentostatin

22
Q

What monoclonal antibodies can be used to tx CLL?

A

Rituximab (anti-CD20)

Ofatumumuab (anti-CD 20)

23
Q

What combination chemo is used to tx CLL?

A

PCR

FCR

24
Q

How do you treat younger pts w/ CLL?

A

Clinical trial
PCR/FCR
Bendamustine plus rituximab
Ibrutinib

25
Q

How do you treat older, more frail pts?

A

Chlorambucil +/- prednisone
Bendamustine plus rituximab
Ibrutinib

26
Q

What is the only curative modality for CLL?

A

allogenic transplant
need matched-sib donor
substantial morbidity/mortality

27
Q

What is the price of curing CLL?

A

GVHD