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Neoplastic proliferation or accumulation of leukocyte with or without involvement of peripheral organ

Leukemia

Risk factor for leukemia

FAM.history(gen.abnormalities-down syndrome


Benzene exp


Tobacco


Onset of acute leukemia

1/2 of cases in children<14 years old

Elevated proliferative predominance in immature cell type(blast)

Acute leukemia

Acute leukemia is fatal in

3 months

Divided principal lineage

Acute myeloid leukemia


Acute lymphocytic leukemia

Who criteria for diagnosis

Grequal 20%NCB

Fab classification

Grequal of NCB

Leukemia laboratory diag

J

Leukemoid reaction

M

Most common type of leukemia

AML

Presence of Auer rods-fused lysosomal granules in cytoplasm

AML

Lack cytoplasmic granules

Type 1 blast

Small number primary

Type II

Most common. Type of leukemia in children

ALL

Positive for TDT

ALL

Blast are small and uneven in size

L1

Blast are somewhat large and have various morpho

L2

Blast generally large

L3

More abundant azurophilic granules

Type III

Presence of cytoplasmic and nuclear vacuoles is char of this diagnosis

ALL

Minimally differentiated

AML-MO

Without maturation

AML-M1

Grequal 30% of nucleated cell are

T1-T11 blast

<10% exhibiting beyond blast last stage

AML-M1

Immunophenotype AML-M1

CD13,CD14,CD33,HLA-DD

Chromosome abnormalities of AML-M1

Philadelphia chromosome 857

Staining of AML-M1

Grequal 3% myeloperoxidase and Sudan black B

Auer rods infrequent

AML-1

Most common type

AML-2

<20%cells monocytic lineage

Aml-2

Staining for AML-M2

Grequal 3% blast are positive Sudan black B ,myeloperoxidase

Immunophenophenotype of AML-2

Tanan -CD11

Promyelocytic leukemia

AML-3

Grequal 30% blast (t123)

AML-3

Abnormal promyelocyte with numerous granules

AML-M3

Auer rods are frequent

AML-M3

Staining sa AML-M3

>85% are Sudan black b and myeloperoxidase

Chromosome abnormality of AML-M3

T(15--17)unique to promyelocytic leukemia

Ass.Dissiminated intravascular coagulation

AML-M3

Myelomonocytic leukemia

AML-M4

Grequal 30% leukemia nucleated cell t1t11

AML-M4

Staining Sudan black b,myeloperoxidase,nse

AML-M4

Monocytic leukemia

AML-M5

Staining for monocytic leukemia

<20% leukemic cells Sudan black b ,myeloperoxidase (+)


Grequal 80% a napthyl acetate esterase and a napthyl butyrate esterase

Di Guglielmo syndrome/erythroleukemia

AML-M6

Grequal 50% rbc

AML-M6


>30% non erythroid cell are blast(T1-3

AML-M6

PAS positive

AML-M6

Positive glycophorin A

AML-M6

Megakarhocytic leukemia

AML-M7

Grequal 30% has myeloblast and megakaryoblast

AML-M7

Platelet peroxidase

AML-M7

Glycophorin GP IB and GP IIB /IIIa

AML-M7