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characterized by the malignant transformation of developmentally pluripotent myeloid stem cells and their linage restricted descandants.

Myeloproliferative Disorders

Name the 4 types disorders of Myeloproliferative Disoders. What can any of them turn into?

Myelofibrosis


Polycythemia Vera


Thrombocythemia Essential


CML



AML = Acute Myeoblastic Leukemia

CML effectts (Chronic myelogenois Leukemia)

NEB(usually N)

Polycythemia Vera effects

all cells proliferating


usually RBC

describe myelofribosis


and what does it lead to?

overproduction of connective tissue in bone marrow which leads to myeloid dysplastic syndrome

in myeloproliferative disoder, all hypercellurate except

myelofirbirosis

all 4 disorders of myeloproliferative disorder sideeffect?

hepato and spleenomeagly due to extramedullary hemtopsoeisis

hyperviscosity and peripheral blood abnormalities via myleoprolif disorder except for....

myelofirbrosis

characterized by ineffective hemtopoisis and pancytopenia

Myelodysplastic syndrome

"pre leukemia"

Myeolodysplastic syndrome(MDS)

are diverse collection of hematological condition united by ineffective produciton of blood cells and varying risks of transformation to AML.

mds

bone marrow stem cell disordres resultin gin disorderly and ineffective hematopoiesis manifestd by irreversible quant and qual defects

mds

1/3 of mds progresses to

AML

2 most serious complication s of MDS

bleeding and Infection

abnormal cells get out of bone marrow

myeloproliferative

abn cells ddon't get out of bone marrow

mds

suffer from Iron Overload

mds

Anemia is another side effect oof Myelodysplastic syndrome

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anemia, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia



specific to mds?



which one is most common?

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anemia

is MDS risk of death usually to potential AML or from cytopenias seen in mds?

cytopenia

list the causes of Leukemias

A CHIME



alkylating agent



Chromosal defects - down syn


HTLV - leads to T cell


Ionizing radiation


MDS


Endogenous Factor - Philchrom 9 -22

80% of acute leaukemai in adults

AML

+20% myeloblasts in BM

AML

has 2 types name em



aml, cml,all, or cll?

AML



denova and End stage

"more myeloid precurso"



myeloid cells

CML

Philadelphia chromosome

CML

prominent splenamegolo > hepato and or adeno

CML

terminated in "blast crisis"

CML

most common among children

ALL

+30% lymphoblast

ALL

prognosis inverse to age

ALL

+40% lmyphoid cells

CLL

resmebles b lymphocyes and infiltrates marrow

CLL

Indolent for 7-10 years and

CLL

lymphodepathy common

CLL

auer rods
AmL

multiple myeloma is which type of disoder?


which cell?

plasma cell disorder


IgM

a malignancy of plasmacytoid lymphocyes that secrete M resulting in HYPERVISCOSITY SYNDROME with RENAL, RETINAL, AND CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA as a result of microvascular occlusion.

Waldenstrom Macroglobulinemia

Deposition of light or heavy chains that form amylodi deposit?

light

hyper or hyp calcemia for mm?

hypercal

increase in what shows evidence of renal failure?

BUN

Most common cause of death of mm

renal failure due to deposit of proteins

Bence jones protien where?

mm


in urin

thrombocytopenia or thrombocytosis in mm?

penia

osteoblast or osteoclast in mm?

osteoclast

Most common ab invovled in MM?
IgM

more common non hodg or hodking?

non hodkin

predisoposing factors

orei



oncgens


radiation


environmenta factor - burkits lymphomoa ebv


immunodic- hiv associdte cns lymphomas

heterogenous group of neoplasms arising from both t and b cells and precrussos

non hodgkin

with non hodgkin where most common and which cell?

lymph node and b cells

STARTS IN LYMPH NODE = LYMPHOMA


IF CANCER STARTS IN BLOOD = LEUKEMIA

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name the 4 types of non hodgkins

precur b


precu t


peripheral b cel


burkit lymphoma

btwn precur b and t which on responds better to treatment

b

peripher b cell affect which age group and are they bening or malignant

adults


malignant

lymphoma equivalent to CLL

small cell

lymphoma that affects elderly

follicular

mantle cell is what type

non hodgkin peripiral b cell

70% of all aggresive lymphoma

diffuse b cel

results in peripheral blood


low ground lymphoma

hairy cell leukemia

this lympoma is associated with Spleenomegaly



it's a non hodgkins

hairy cell leukemia

related to EBV

Burkit lymphoma

burkit lymph - solid tumor



afric =



us =

afri = mandible, maxill


us = abdomen

affected nodes show an inflammatory response to tumor cells and contain infiltrates of lymphocyes, plasma cells and esoinophils

hodgkins

pathognomonic for hodgkins

reed sternberg cells


owl eyes

what determines the 5 types of hodgkins?

the cells surrounding the reed stern berg cells

hodgkins, prognosis depends on? not on

stage of disease at time of of diagnosis



not on histological type

more often localized to single axial group

hodgkins

orderly spread by contiguity

hodgkins

mesenterick nodes and waldeyyer rarely involved

hodgkins

extranodal involvnen NOT common

hodgkins

more frequent involvement of multiple peripheral nodes

non hodgins

noncontigous spread

non hod

waldeyer ring and mesenteri nodes INVOLVED

non hod

extranodal involve COMMON

non hodg

single lymp nodes region or single extra lymp

stage 1

two more more sites same side of diapgh

stage 2

both sides of diapthramg



spleen or contig lymp sites

stage 3

diffuse involvement of extralymphatic sides

stage 4

if myeloid leukemia infiltratin lymph node = lymphoma?

NOOOO

read last slides and leukocytosis notes!!!

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