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    ANEMIA IN CHILDREN

    Sumadiono

    Dept. of Pediatric

    Fac. Of Medicine GMU

    Yogyakarta

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    video.flow bgs.flv

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    Plasma consists

    of:

    90% water

    10%solutes:albumin, globulin,clotting factors,

    antibodies,electrolytes

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    RBCs

    RBCs

    delivering oxygen

    Life cycle 120 days

    video.blood floow cardio.flv

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    ANEMIA

    Definition

    Reduction in blood Hb concentration

    WHO:- 6 month 6 year: > 11 g%

    - > 6 year: > 12 g%

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    Production

    Bone Marrow:

    - Aplastic Anemia

    - Leukemia

    Nutrition:- IDA (Iron Def. Anemia)

    -Folate def.

    - B12def.

    Bloodloss

    CLASSIFICATION

    CausesofANEMIA

    Twobroadcategories

    Bleeding:

    - Acute

    - Chronic

    Hemolytic:

    - Thallasemia- AIHA (Autoimmune

    Hemolyticanemia)

    - G6PD Def.

    - Sicklecell, Spherocytocis

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    Symptomsand SignsofAnemia

    Paloor

    Fatique Low concentration

    Tahycardia

    Respiratory rate >> Apetite

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    (IDA):

    Mostcommonanemia

    In1-3yearolds

    50% of children indeveloping countries

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    Causesof IDA

    1. Ironintake

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    Symptoms

    Associated with low oxygenation of tissue:

    Pallor

    Fatigue

    Shortness or breath

    Irritability

    Intolerance of physical work / exercise

    PICA

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    Signs

    Conjunctiva: Pallor

    Koilonychia

    Angular Stomatitis

    Glossitis

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    Haemoglobin: low

    Serum iron (low)

    Serum ferritin (low)

    TIBC: Increase

    Laboratory

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    Bloodsmear

    MicrocyticLow MCV

    Hypochromic

    Low MCH,

    Low MCHC

    Normal

    FeisneededforproductionIfdecreased: smallcell

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    Management

    Treat the etiology Ironsupplementation:

    re-check retic & Hgb: in 1 week

    until Hgb normal + 1-2 months

    Nutritional:

    Infants 12 months />

    intake of milk

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    Megaloblastic

    Folicacid & B12isneededforMitosis

    ifdecreased: largecell

    Hypersegmentation

    Teatment

    Folic Acidfisrt

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    Acquired orinherited

    Production of blood cells:absentordecreased.

    Decrease in:- RBCs, WBCs,Platelets.

    Causes

    Exposure to:- drugs

    - chemicals

    - toxins

    Infection

    Idiopathic

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    Pancytopenia Anemia

    Leucopenia

    Thrombhocytopenia

    Pallor

    Fever

    Bleeding/

    PetechieWithout

    Organomegaly

    Reticulocyte low

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    Bonemarrow:

    HypoplasiaFatcell >>

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    Management

    Immunosuppressive therapy

    Antithymocyte globulin

    Bone Marrow Transplant

    An aplastic.flv

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    ProvidingInherited

    Defects in the red cellmembrane

    - Spherocytosis- Elliptocytosis- Sickle cell

    Defects of red cellmetabolism

    - G6PD def.

    - Pyruvate kinaseDef.

    Hb Disorders- Thalassemias

    Acquired

    Immune-mediatedAuto-immune

    hemolytic anemia

    Non-ImmuneInfection

    Drug-induced

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    2000-2001 24

    Signs-Symptoms & Lab.

    ofHemolytic Anemia

    Pallor/ Anemia

    Icterus

    SPLENOMEGALY

    LABORATORY

    ANEMIA,

    NORMOCYTIC

    RETICULO-

    CYTOSIS

    ERYTHROBLAST

    BILIRUBIN >

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    Spherocytosis The RBCs: trapped in the splenic sinuses and

    cords destroyed & removed

    Diagnosis

    - Anemia,splenomegaly,icterus- Spherocytecell,bilirubin

    - Osmoticfragilitytest +

    Treatment:

    Splenectomy

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    Spherocytosis

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    SICKLE CELLS

    Disease

    - Cellsbecomesickleshapedandrigid

    -Loseabilitytoadaptshapetosurroundings

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    SICKLE CELLS Disease

    Leg Ulcers

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    Hereditary Elliptocytosis

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    Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase Deficiency

    >> inmales

    Hemolysis:episodic

    following todrugs,infectionoringestionoffavabeans

    Theimportantdrugs:

    - anti-malarials

    - sulfonamides

    - some antipyretics/analgesics

    - vitamin K, nalidixic acid

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    G6PD Deficiency Contd.

    Diagnosis

    Hemolysis with a triggering agent

    Qualitative and quantitative measurement of G6PD

    Management

    Supportive care

    Blood transfusion

    Education to prevent further episodes.

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    MALARIA

    PHAGOSISTOSIS by Plasmodium:

    HIPERSPLENISME

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    Antibodies to the RBC antigens(autoantibodies).

    - Warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia:IgG: optimal at 370 C

    - Cold autoimmune hemolytic anemia:IgM: optimally below 370 C

    Auto-immune Hemolytic Anemia (AIHA)

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    Glucocorticoids

    Splenectomy

    Immunosuppressive drugs.

    The direct & Indirect Coombs test

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    Thalassemias

    Autosomal recessive

    Mediterranean, Middle East, India, SouthEast Asia and Africa

    Decreased or absent synthesis ofglobin chains

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    Haemoglobin Production

    HbA (Adult): 2F2

    HbF (Fetal): 2Gamma2

    HbA2 (Adult): 2Delta2

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    Haemoglobinopaty

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    Beta Thalassemia Major

    The first signs & symptoms: first year of life

    pallor

    poor feeding

    failure to thrive

    hepatosplenomegaly

    skull bossing in the older child

    Icterus

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    Laboratory

    AnemiaHypochromia & microcytosis

    Aniso-poikilocytosis

    Nucleated RBCs

    Bilirubin >>

    Hb electrophoresis

    Hb F >>

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    RBCCharacteristics

    Microcytosis =

    small in size

    Hypochromia =

    decrease hemoglobin

    Poikilocytosis =

    abnormal shape

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    Management

    Transfusion: PRC

    Splenectomy

    for hypersplenism , increased blood transfusion

    Iron chelation therapy

    with desferrioxamine: SC, IV

    Stem cell transplantation

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    COMMON:

    Acutebloodloss

    Hemolytic Anemia

    (Jaundice)

    - ABO

    - Rhesus

    - Infection

    - Celldefect

    - Enzym defect

    Rare

    Decrease

    Production

    Hypoplasia/

    Aplasia

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    Bone Marrow Aspiration

    CHild BMP.flvBMP adult. flv.bmp

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