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lecture 18 collins

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6 most common presentations of AML   anemia, thrombocytopenia, neutropenia, leukostasis, tumor lysis syndrome, DIC  
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leukostasis   blasts clog the vasculature in the CNS or lungs  
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tumor lysis syndrome in context of AML   excessive release of blast contents: uric acid, phosphate and K; can lead to uric acid nephropathy and renal failure, life-threatening acidosis and hyperkalemia  
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DIC in context of acute leukemia   VERY COMMON IN ACUTE PROMYELOCYTIC LEUKEMIA (APL) procoagulants are released from blasts that die inciting clotting cascade that uses up all the coagulation factors; manifests clinically as severe bleeding  
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supportive therapy for leukostasis   leukapheresis - reduces WBC levels in 2-3 hrs  
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when is allogeneic bone marrow transplantation indicated for acute leukemic pt?   only for the most aggressive or "bad" leukemias like secondary AML (ALL caused by previous chemo tx), elderly AML or Philadelphia chr + ALL  
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choice tx for APL   supraphysiologic doses of ATRA, results in 70% long-term cure rate  
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characteristics of LNs that suggest lymphoma   rubbery and nontender  
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suggested dz when LNs are hard as a rock   carcinoma  
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suggested dz when LNs are tender & "squishy"   infectious process  
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B sx of lymphoma   cytokines released by lymphoma cells cause fever, night sweats and weight loss  
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SVC syndrome   large mediastinal masses obstruct SVC causing upper trunk and facial swelling, engorged vessels  
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pts with lymphoma can sometimes also present with tumor lysis syndrome   especially those with very aggressive NHLs like Burkitt lymphoma  
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Ann Arbor staging   I - one group of LNs involved /// II - 2 groups of LNs on same side of diaphragm /// III - @ least 2 groups of LNs involved on both sides of diaphragm /// IV - involvement of other organs like liver or BM  
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2 lymphomas treated with rituximab   diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and nodular lymphocyte predominant Hodgkin lymphoma (CD20+)  
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cytogenetics that are diagnostic for CML   Philadelphia chr or bcr-abl rearrangement = t(9;22)  
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imatinib (Gleevec)   used for CML tx in those with Philadelphia chr; competitively binds ATP-binding pocket of bcr-abl, inhibits the overactive tyrosine kinase  
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