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Page 1: Clinical laboratory diagnostics of hemoblastosis

Clinical laboratory Clinical laboratory diagnostics of diagnostics of hemoblastosishemoblastosis

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Leukemia definitionLeukemia definition

LeukemiaLeukemia – – it is tumor it is tumor arisingarising from from bloodforming cells and bloodforming cells and primary lesionprimary lesion bone bone marrowmarrow

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Classification of leukemiasClassification of leukemias

Acute leukemiasAcute leukemias myeloblasticmyeloblastic lymphoblasticlymphoblastic

ChronicalChronical leukemiasleukemias myeloidmyeloid lynphoidlynphoid

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AcuteAcute myeloblasticmyeloblastic leukemiasleukemias

UndifferentiatedUndifferentiatedMyeloblasticMyeloblastic withoutwithout maturingmaturingMyeloblasticMyeloblastic withwith maturingmaturing PromyelocyticPromyelocyticMyelomonoblasticMyelomonoblasticMonoblasticMonoblasticErythroblasticErythroblasticMegacaryoblasticMegacaryoblastic

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HistochemicalHistochemical signssigns of of differentiation ofdifferentiation of acute acute

leukemiasleukemias1. 1. Reaction for peroxidaseReaction for peroxidase 2. 2. Reaction for acidity phosphataseReaction for acidity phosphatase3. 3. Reaction for uncpecificReaction for uncpecific esterasesesterases4. 4. Reaction for lipidesReaction for lipides5. 5. Reaction for Reaction for compoudcompoud

carbohydratescarbohydrates

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Causes of development of Causes of development of iron-deficiency states:iron-deficiency states:

Blood lossBlood loss VegetariansVegetarians Prolonged achlorhydriaProlonged achlorhydria Extensive surgical removal of the proximal Extensive surgical removal of the proximal

small bowel or chronic diseases, such as small bowel or chronic diseases, such as pancreatitis, enteritis. pancreatitis, enteritis.

Increased iron requirement:Increased iron requirement:

From birth to age 2 and during From birth to age 2 and during adolescence adolescence

During pregnancyDuring pregnancy and lactationand lactation

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ReactionReaction of myeloblastesof myeloblastes andand other of neutrophil cellsother of neutrophil cells for for

peroxidase peroxidase

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Reaction of monoblastesReaction of monoblastes forfor αα--naphtylacetateestherasenaphtylacetateestherase

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Reaction of myeloblastes and Reaction of myeloblastes and monoblastesmonoblastes forfor acidityacidity

phosphatasephosphatase

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Acute lymphoblasticAcute lymphoblastic leukemialeukemia - - bloodblood

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AcuteAcute В- В-lymphoblastosislymphoblastosis – – bone bone marrowmarrow

BigBig vacuolizedvacuolized lymphoblasteslymphoblastes

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Laboratory methodsLaboratory methods

The World Health Organization's The World Health Organization's criterion for anemia in adults is criterion for anemia in adults is Hb values less than 12.5 g/dL. Hb values less than 12.5 g/dL.

Usually, US values are slightly Usually, US values are slightly higher. Anemia is suggested in higher. Anemia is suggested in males with Hb levels less than males with Hb levels less than 13.5 g/dL and in females with Hb 13.5 g/dL and in females with Hb levels less than 12.5 g/dL.levels less than 12.5 g/dL.

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Acute lymphoblasticAcute lymphoblastic leukemialeukemia – – bone marrrowbone marrrow

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Acute lymphoblasticAcute lymphoblastic leukemialeukemia – – bone marrrow. Initial stagebone marrrow. Initial stage. .

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Acute lymphoblastosisAcute lymphoblastosis – – bone bone marrow.marrow. TotalTotal lymphoblasticlymphoblastic

metaplasiametaplasia

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Chronic myelogenous (or myeloid) Chronic myelogenous (or myeloid) leukemia (CML), also known as leukemia (CML), also known as chronic granulocytic leukemia (CGL), chronic granulocytic leukemia (CGL), is a cancer of the white blood cells. It is a cancer of the white blood cells. It is a form of leukemia characterized by is a form of leukemia characterized by the increased and unregulated growth the increased and unregulated growth of predominantly myeloid cells in the of predominantly myeloid cells in the bone marrow and the accumulation of bone marrow and the accumulation of these cells in the blood. these cells in the blood.

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ChronicalChronical myeloidmyeloid leukemiasleukemias

MyelocyticMyelocytic MonocyticMonocytic EosinophilicEosinophilic ErythroblasticErythroblastic MegacaryocyticMegacaryocytic

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ChronicalChronical myelocytic leukemiamyelocytic leukemia – – bloodblood. . ChronicalChronical phasephase

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ChronicalChronical myelocytic leukemiamyelocytic leukemia – – bloodblood..

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ChronicalChronical myelocytic leukemiamyelocytic leukemia – – bloodblood

Stage of blastic crisisStage of blastic crisis

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Chronical lymphoidChronical lymphoid leukemiasleukemias

В-В-lymphocyticlymphocytic Т- Т- lymphocyticlymphocytic (1,5 %) (1,5 %) HaircellHaircell

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ChronicalChronical В- В-cellcell lymphocyticlymphocytic leukemialeukemia - - bloodblood

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ChronicalChronical lymphocyticlymphocytic leukemialeukemia – – blood. Gumprecht’s bodies.blood. Gumprecht’s bodies.

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ChronicalChronical lymphocyticlymphocytic leukemialeukemia – – bone marrowbone marrow. . TotalTotal lymphoidlymphoid

metaplasia.metaplasia.

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ChronicalChronical lymphocyticlymphocytic leukemialeukemia – – bone marrowbone marrow. . TotalTotal lymphoidlymphoid

metaplasia.metaplasia.

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Chronical haircell leukemiaChronical haircell leukemia - - bloodblood

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Chronical haircell leukemiaChronical haircell leukemia - - bloodblood

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Haircell leukemiaHaircell leukemia - - bloodblood. . Reaction forReaction for acidityacidity phosphatasephosphatase

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Chronical monocytic leukemiaChronical monocytic leukemia - - bloodblood

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Mechanisms of cellular Mechanisms of cellular oncogenes activatingoncogenes activating

Point mutationsPoint mutationsChromosomal abnormalitiesChromosomal abnormalitiesVirualVirual transductiontransductionInsertionInsertion mutagenesismutagenesisGenesGenes amplificationamplification

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ClinicalClinical manifestation ofmanifestation of leukemialeukemia

Metaplastic anemiaMetaplastic anemiaThrombocytopeniaThrombocytopeniaHemorrhagicHemorrhagic syndromesyndromeSecondarySecondary

immunedeficiencyimmunedeficiencyDecreaseDecrease of resistanceof resistance

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