Nikcevich- CLL Cases Flashcards
What is the most common leukemia in adults? What is the median age of diagnosis and survival?
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia
65
9 yrs
What is the only curative therapy for CLL?
allogenic stem cell transplant
What is CLL?
Uncontrolled clonal accumulation of mature lymphocytes
assoicated w/ mutated IgVh genes
If you were using flow cytometry to diagnose a case of CLL what CD markers would you be looking for?
CD5
CD19
CD20
CD23
What CDs are associated w/ mantle cell lymphoma?
CD5
CD23
cyclin D
What is a DDX for CLL?
Follicular lymphoma mantle cell lymphoma (distinguished by CD) Prolymphocytic leukemia SLVL HCL
CLL is often an _________dx in a _______pt.
incidental
asymptomatic pt
Progressive adenopathy and bone marrow involvement correlates with what sxs in CLL?
fatigue, malaie, weight loss, fevers
Severe cytopenias, increased risk of infection
What are the long term complicatoins of CLL?
Autoimmne sequelae
Richter’s transformation
What autoimmune complications are associated w/ CLL?
AIHA
Pure red cell aplasia
ITP
Neutropenia
What are the Rai system stages?
0-lymphocytosis 1-lymphadenopathy 2- splenomegaly 3- HgB < 11 4- platelets < 100K
What are the Binet system stages?
A- lymphocytosis and 1-3 sites lymphadenopathy
B- lymphocytosis w/ >3 sites lymphadenopathy
C- lymhphocytois + anemia/thrombocytosis
What is the median survival for CLL?
> 10 years
What are poor prognostic factors for CLL?
Advanced stage at dx Rapid lymphocyte doubling time diffuse marrow infiltration advanced age/M Elevated b2 microglobulin, soluble CD23
What CD is associated w/ poor prognosis?
CD23
ZAP 70