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I’m AML !!


> Auer rod


> myeloperoxidase!! Specific myleoid leukemia

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Reasons MC anemia

>Iron deficient


>Anemia of Chronic disease


>Sideriblastic


>Thalassemia ( 2condotion - mild / severe !)

Reason MC A

Iron reduced


Reduced heame synthesis


Reduced globin synthesis

Iron deficiency

> deficient diet... nalnutisguon


Vegan !


Increased requirement.. pregnancy


> blood loss.. less RBC,iron bloss


> iron sequestration .. hypersplrnism.. ( soderoblastic anemia, cytocytosis, spherocytosis..)


>

Iron deficiency- Feritin low


Iron low !! TIBC UP!!


- menorrhea


- small bleeding - colon cancer !


Intuition bad !!


Pregnancy !!




A


Iron store depleted


Iron serum low !!

Low iron serum


Ferritin UP


TIBC Low !!

Chronic inflammation !


> autoimmune disease - SLE liver disease cancer


Don’t release enough iron cause bacteria would use it !!

Reduced hem synthesis

Lead posing


Acquired / congenital sideroblastic anemia

Sideroblastic anemia


Acquired / hero terry

Shape of RBC like blasts !


Smear.. basophils stippling



Irreversible - myliduspataic subsiding


Reversible - drugs , lead Alkohol

Reduced globin prediction


Smear !!

Thalassemia.. Aloha / beta


2) mild vs. severe ( transfusion )


Others : death ( 4 aploha - hydros fwtalsi )


Asymtopmtic ( 1 alpha / 0 beta deleted )


> Hypochrom


> mucrocytitoc / teardrops !

Transfusion in thalassemia

Leads to hemosiserosis


- treat with Deferixamine!!


Hemoglobin electrophoresis -


HgA1 ( normal adult ) 2a/2b


HGF ( fetal ) 2a/2y

Iron - 1mg /2mg iron a day


Absorption in duodenum!upoer part of Jejunum!


Stored in liber., spleen, bone marrow


Usuals in Muscle, bone marrow !


Iron absorption ! Hepcidin !

Therapy : ferrous - gluconate


Fe - fumarate , sulphonate


3-6 month continue therapy !

Iron absoprtion enhanced by

Vit C


Meat , fish, orange juice


Inhibited by : cereals, tee, milk


Side effects oral iron : heartburn, braids, abdominal cramps ! Diarrhea !

Parenteral iron if

Intolerance


Gastrointestinal disorder ( chron, absipruon Problem )


Losses iron at rapid rate ( bleeding )



Side effects : pain flushing, lymph node enlarged, discoloration metallic taste


Hypothesis, headache malade ! Urticaria nausea anaphylactic shock !!

Management of iron deficiency

Intramuscular


Parenteral


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Treat

Front (Term)

Reduced intake .


Loss high - bleeding


Higher requirements . Pregnant

Physical signs

Pallor, Jaimdice, ( hemolysis )


Lymphadenopathy


Hepatosplebonefaly


Bone pain


Petechia


Rectal / occult bleeding

Physical anemia

Pallor - Skin, lips, nail bed /conjunctiva !


Nails - fragil ,flattened ,brittle spoon like, koilonychia


Tongue / mouth -glissitis, angular cheliosis, stomatitis


Dysphasia ( Peter- Kelly- OR Plummer Vinson Syndrom)= cancer in Situ!!!


Stomach - atriphic gastritis ( malabsorption ! ) lessgastric secretions !

Test MC anemia !

CBC ( number of cell )


Rwticulocute count ( production. Up / down )


Peripheral blood smear ! ( shape / which cells dominant )

Bleeding test


Hemolysis

Hemolysis : LDL UP!! Haptiglibin down ! ,indirect bilirubin UP !


Cancer ( myleoplastic synd): all negative ( LDL, haptoglib, bilirubin) BUT blood smear positive !!


Hemorrhage/ bleeding : LDL not elevated , Haptoglob bot down, bilirubin not up !

Differential


Blood loss


Decreased production


Increased destruction

Iron deficient Aia


Thalassemia


Sideroblastic anemia


A soma of chronic disease !

Differentauma

Difderent

Non immune


Acquired / hereditary

Hereditary -


Membran defect :


Cyto/ spherocytosis


Enzym defect : G6 P D


Hemoglobinopathoea


> sickle cell


> thalassemia


Hb electrophoresis for diagnosis !! In children !!

Cold therapy

Warm up ! Than corticosteroids !


Plasmaporesis!! Tongue riding IG! M

Warm type association

Idiopathic : (in about 1/3 of cases)•


2. Secondary: • - lymphoid neoplasms: lymphoma, CLL, myeloma


• - solid tumours: lung, colon, kidney, ovary, thymoma


• - connective tissue disease: SLE, rheumatoid arthritis


• - drugs: methyldopa,mefenamic acid, penicillin, quinine • miscellaneous: ulcerative colitis, HIV .

Acquired hemolysis

1-Immune


-warm antibody


-cold antibody


2-Non immune


-Microangiopathic hemolysis (DIC, TTP, Preeclampsia, eclampsia, HELLP , Drugs (mitomycin, cyclosporine) , Valvular hemolysis)


-Infectious has - Paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria

Non immune hemolysis

Infection - malaria


Acquired defect- heart


Microangiopathies - DIC TTP HUS...


drugs ,

Hemolysis

Immune / non immune


Immune : ABO system incompatible


Infection / toxins


Paroxysmal nocturnal hemolysis


Acquired hemolytic

> TTP


> HUS ( hemolytic uremic Syndrom )


DIC


Infection - malaria / barbiosis


/ lead poisoning

Autoimmune hemolytic syndrome

Ig M/ G - autoimmune mediated


Bilirubin up


Haptoglibjn down - all 3 hemolysis !


LDH up



Cold type :Conpliment!! against RBC antigen sureface !!


Warm - anitjbodies in patient blood bind to IGlobuline ig G !!on RBC !!


Leading to macrophages activation in liver/ spleen (COMLiment activation ) -hemolysis !! Intravascular cellular !!


Symphony in’s - anemia


Splebimgeagly !! Ikterus


Fever, spherocytosis !! ( also in hereditary spherocytosis )


Do combs test !! ( agglutinoations test ) blood IG against RBC !!

Symptoms aulimmune hemolytic


80% Warm type


Strong conpliment !! Optimal temperature for AB functioning ! - extravascular hemolysis !

Anemia


Splenimegaly


Ikterus ( high UCB )


Fever , spherocytosis! ( peripheral blood smear )



Tjerr tree spy


Highly dosed corticosteroid therapy !! 1mg / body W for 3 weeks !!


Azathioprin!!


Cyclosporine A for half a year !!max!!


Retuximoab!


After !!! Last resort ! Splenodectomy !!

Cold type - worse if anemia worsens in cold temperaturea ! Weak Conplimebt answer Cause to cold ! - intravadcualr hemolysis !

Ig M, against RBC antigen !


capacity to intravascular lysis.


• Can be chronic when the antibody is monoclonal


• They account cases. for the other 20%


• Cold AIHA may be


• 1. Idiopathic in associationwith lymphomas


• 2. Secondary in certain infections like Mycoplasma pneumoniae

Therapy warm

Warm ! Steroids


Azatjioprim ! Cyclosporine


Rituximab !


After 3 month - splenectomy !

Warm type


Associations

Ret!! Count High!


COOMBs Positiv !


• Variable anemianormochromic, spherocytes & micro- spherocytes with polychromasia

Cold type AIH

Affect elderly may had low grade B cell lymphoma


itravascular haemolysis with cold painful &blue fingers toes ears & nose.


• red cell agglutination & may be high MCV.


The patient must keep extremities warm some respond to corticosteroid.

Cold type

Normochromic, anisocytosis with autoagglutination,polychromasia


Direct Coomb’s tes is classically positive !!


Same symptoms as warm type !


Pallor . Jaundice


Vasocclusive !! Crisis ! - acrocyanosis in capillaries


Splenomegaly

Sickle cell disease

Anaemia


• Jaundice


• Splenomegaly


Clinical features


• Painful swelling hands &feet


• Chronic lower leg ulcers probably arise fromischaemia & super infection in the distal circulation.


Acquired haemoglobinopathies


A.Methaemoglobin


Sulfhaemoglobin C.Carboxyhaemoglobin


HbH in erythroleukaemia

Acquired haemoglobinopathies


A.Methaemoglobin


Sulfhaemoglobin C.Carboxyhaemoglobin


HbH in erythroleukaemia

I.Structural haemoglobinopathies—haemoglobins with


altered amino acid sequences, eg. HbS II.Thalassaemias—defective

biosynthesis of globin chains


III.Thalassaemic haemoglobin variants—structurally abnormal


Hb associated with co‐inherited thalassemic phenotype HbE,Hb Constant Spring,Hb LeporeI.Hereditary persistence of fetal haemoglobin

TTP (Thrombotic thrombocytopenia Prupira )

Sever thrombocytopenia ! Less 30 000 severe


Under 10 000 therapy !!


Treatment : 90‘% did ! Without restatement ! (20 with )


Palsmaphresis ! Daily ! With FFP !until tjrombocytoa mir Ethan 150 000 /L


1-3mg corticosteroids !


Azathioprin! Cyclosporine A, cyclophosphamide !


Thrombocyte aggregation inhib ! ASA! Dipyridamol! Ifthrombos over 100 G/ L


Retuximqb ! NeVer give Thormbocyten !!!


Eculizumab!!! Inhibits compliment system !!


Splenectomy is nothing works !



TTP hereditary / squired

Enzym defect ! VWF cleaving - Protease NOt cleases !VWF ( ADAmTs-13) !


Not degradation of VWF - hyaline clot formation in vessel ! Thrombus !!


> endothelial dampfe !


Clotting !


>

Clinic TTP

LDH up !


Normal coagulation (pt) PPT


CCT elevates, creation up !


Hematuria! Proteinyroa !

Clinic TTP

LDH up !


Normal coagulation (pt) PPT


CCT elevates, creation up !


Hematuria! Proteinyroa !

TTP

Extra corpuscular hemolysis !


Hypoperfusuon organ !!


Brain / kidney

ITP

Peripheral blood smear > decreased number of platelets > large umature platelet


> bone marrow - large Megakarypcytea

ITP

Peripheral blood smear > decreased number of platelets > large umature platelet


> bone marrow - large Megakarypcytea

ITP

Best - mucous blessing !month


Wet pup yea!


Petechia ! Arms / legs


Platelets massively low ! Could be leukemia !! As well !


IPT


30-50- if symptoms ! Treat !!


Under 30 also asymptomatic !

IV Ig ! 50-60% good prep sonar


2-3 days - high dose 1g / day !


Corticosteroids! Prednisone 2-3 mg / kg/ day 50 % good response !

If relapse !


Biologically !


New drugs ! Thrombopoietin receptor agonist !!


Vaccination !

immune globulin for Rh-positive patients (75 μg/kg)


-Relapsed ITP (platelet count <30 x109/l):


Rituximab, a monoclonal antibody to CD20.


New drugs: TPO receptor agonists (Romiplostin, Eltrombopag) -



Splenectomy: if other treatments are ineffective. Laparoscopic mode,


2-3 weeks before operation: Pneumococcal, meningococcal, H. inf. Vaccination with response rate of 66%

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