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Platelet Esoteric Testing: When and Why
Dong Chen MD PhDSpecial Coagulation LaboratoryDivision Of Hematopathology
A Case-based Workshop: Clinical and Laboratory Aspects of Hemophilia and Thrombosis Dec 4th, [email protected]
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DISCLOSURES
Relevant Financial Relationship(s) • None
Off Label Usage• None
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LEARNING OBJECTIVE
1. Know the platelet laboratory testing algorithm
2. Understand the platelet esoteric testing
3. Use 2 cases to illustrate our experiences
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Introduction1
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Diagnosis of Inherited Platelet Disorder
Clinical Assessment Standard Laboratory Testing Esoteric Laboratory Testing
• CBC and Morphology• Peripheral blood CBC
and platelet indices• Peripheral blood smear
• Platelet Functional Tests• Platelet aggregation • Platelet function analysis
(PFA-100) • Granule release
(serotonin or ATP release)
• Patient’s bleeding and other history
• Bleeding assessment• Other histories
• Cardiovascular• Bone marrow status• Malignancy• Neuromuscular• Vision and
pigmentations
• Family history• Bleeding history• Other histories
• Esoteric Testing• Flow cytometry• Transmission electron
microscopy• Genetic testing
Diagnosis
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Platelet Surface Receptor Assessment by Flow Cytometry
TXA2, ADP receptors
Collagen receptor deficiency
Glanzmann thrombasthenia
Collagen receptor deficiency
Bernard-Souliersyndrome
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Quantification of Platelet Surface Glycoproteins by Flow Cytometry
CD41 expression level (%) = (MFI: Mean fluorescent intensity
Platelets
Red cells
n=112; age:18-76 years
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Glanzmann Thrombasthenia
GPIIb GPIIIa
GPIXGPIB-α GPIa/IIa
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Platelet Transmission Electron Microscopy (PTEM)
• Whole Mount• Dense granules
• Thin Section• Alpha granules• Other platelet ultrastructure
• Buffy Coat• Inclusions in leukocytes
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Platelet Transmission Electron Microscopy (Normal Donor)
DGAG
MT
Gly
DG
AG: Alpha granule
DG: Dense granule
Gly: Glycogen
MT: Mitochondria
Whole mount PTEM Thin-section PTEM
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Claire Lentaigne et al. Blood 2016;127:2814-2823
Molecular Testing of Inherited Platelet Disorders
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TIER169
• Proven disease-associated gene (DIAGNOSTIC-GRADE)• 3 unrelated pedigrees with co-segregation data• Functional data (animal model and cell/protein studies)
TIER2• Evidence from 1 or 2 pedigrees with insufficient co-
segregation data & without functional studies
TIER3• Evidence for role in platelet disorders (e.g. Functional
studies or KO mice)
www.isth.org/page/GinTh_GeneLists
Quan Li and Kai Wang. InterVar: Clinical interpretation of genetic variants by ACMG-AMP 2015 guideline
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Case illustration2Case 1Bleeding and life-long thrombocytopenia
Case 2Bleeding and life-long thrombocytopenia
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Case 1
A 51-year-old woman with life-long thrombocytopenia
Patient History
• She had severe epistaxis and was found to have thrombocytopenia
• Her platelet count has been 30,000-90,000/μL
• Her ISTH bleeding score is 9: menorrhagia, epistaxis requiring ENT intervention, significant bruising
• She had 2 vaginal deliveries, and both had excessive bleeding requiring platelet transfusions
• She had a bone marrow biopsy which was morphologically normal
• She had hysterectomy for a uterine mass and endometriosis. Her postoperative course (2 months) was complicated by bleeding, which required two surgical re-explorations and more than 10 units of platelet transfusion
6Age
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51
20s
30s
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Family History
No family or personal history of immune deficiencies, bone or skeletal abnormalities, skin disease or warts, deafness, renal failure, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, or cirrhosis.
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Standard Laboratory Testing
CBC CoagulationHemoglobin (g/dL) 12.5 INR 1.0Hematocrit (%) 37.4 APTT (sec) 33Platelet count (10^9/L) 20 ↓ Thrombin time (sec) 16MPV (fL) 11.8 ↑ VWF antigen (IU/dL) 150White blood cell (10^9/L) 4.6 Fibrinogen (mg/dL) 342
VWF activity (IU/dL) 138Platelet Laboratory Testing
PFA-100 Canceled* Platelet aggregation Canceled*
* Due to low platelet count.
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Peripheral blood smear
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Platelet Glycoprotein Assessment by Flow Cytometry
GPIIb GPIIIa
GPIXGPIB-α GPIa/IIa
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Platelet Transmission Electron Microscopy
Whole mount Thin section
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Mayo Clinic Platelet NGS Panel 69 genes/full exons (ISTH Tier 1)
ABCG5 BLOC1S6 FERMT3 GP9 ITGB3 P2RY12 STIM1
ABCG8 CD36 FLI1 HOXA11 LYST PF4 TBXA2R
ACTN1 CHST14 FLNA HPS1 MASTL PLA2G4A TBXAS1
ADAMTS13 COL3A1 FYB HPS3 MLPH PLAUTHPO
ADRA2A DTNBP1 GATA1 HPS4 MMRN1 PRKACG
ANKRD26 ETV6 GATA2 HPS5 MPL PTGS1 TUBB1
ANO6 F2R GFI1B HPS6 MYH9 RAB27A VIPAS39
ANXA5 F2RL1 GP1BA ITGA2 MYO5A RASGRP2 VPS33B
AP3B1 F2RL2 GP1BB ITGA2B NBEAL2 RGS2 VWF
BLOC1S3 F2RL3 GP6 ITGB1 P2RY1 RUNX1 WAS
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NGS Testing on Both Blood and Skin Fibroblasts
Exon 1 and 2 deletion
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Germline RUNX1 mutations: Mayo Clinic Cohort
Modified from DiFilippo, E.C. et al. Leukemia. 2020; 34, 2519–24
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Cavalcante de Andrade Silva M, et al.Cancer Genet. 2018;222-223:32-7.
RUNX1aRUNX1bRUNX1c
Transcripts
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Final Diagnosis
RUNX1 mutation-related inherited platelet disorder
At age of 54, she developed anemia and repeated bone marrow biopsy: hypercellular bone marrow with subtle dysplasia.
Bone marrow HemeOnc NGS testing showed additional mutations:
1. SRSF2: c.284C>A; p.Pro95His (48%)2. TET2: c.3955G>T; p.Glu319* (42%)
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2016 WHO
The 2016 revision to the World Health Organization classification of myeloid neoplasms and acute leukemia – Arber et al., 2016, 27069254
Myeloid neoplasms with germ line predisposition without a preexisting disorder or organ dysfunction
AML with germ line CEBPA mutationMyeloid neoplasms with germ line DDX41 mutation
Myeloid neoplasms with germ line predisposition and preexisting platelet disordersMyeloid neoplasms with germ line RUNX1 mutationMyeloid neoplasms with germ line ANKRD26 mutationMyeloid neoplasms with germ line ETV6 mutation
Myeloid neoplasms with germ line predisposition and other organ dysfunctionMyeloid neoplasms with germ line GATA2 mutationMyeloid neoplasms associated with BM failure syndromesMyeloid neoplasms associated with telomere biology disordersJMML associated with neurofibromatosis, Noonan syndrome orNoonan syndrome-like disordersMyeloid neoplasms associated with Down syndrome
Classification of myeloid neoplasms with germ line predisposition
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Summary of the Assessment of Case 1
Clinical Assessment Standard Laboratory Testing Esoteric Laboratory Testing
• CBC and Morphology• Peripheral blood CBC
and platelet indices• Peripheral blood smear
• Platelet Functional Tests• Platelet aggregation • Platelet function analysis
(PFA-100) • Granule release
(serotonin or ATP release)
• Patient’s bleeding and other history
• Bleeding assessment• Other histories
• Cardiovascular• Bone marrow status• Malignancy• Neuromuscular• Vision and
pigmentations
• Family history• Bleeding history• Other histories
• Esoteric Testing• Flow cytometry• Transmission electron
microscopy• Genetic testing
Diagnosis
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Clinical AssessmentA 35-year-old female with thrombocytopenia and bleeding diathesis since childhood.
Case 2
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Age
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Patient History• Ecchymosis and right knee swelling after injury. CBC showed thrombocytopenia • Diagnosed with Evans syndrome (platelets 30 to 40,000/μL), and was treated with prednisone• She was treated with Cytoxan with weekly vincristine for 9 months• Splenectomy due to ongoing low platelets• First pregnancy, delivery was without complication• Underwent second full-term pregnancy with birth. During delivery she had significant vaginal tearing,
and severe bleeding and receive massive transfusion• Since her second pregnancy: she has had many episodes of small hematomas on her hands and
large hematomas on her legs
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Family history
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Standard Laboratory TestingCBC CoagulationHemoglobin (g/dL) 9.8 ↓ INR 0.9Hematocrit (%) 36.3 APTT (sec) 31MCV (fL) 89.7 Thrombin time (sec) 17Platelet count (10^9/L) 57 ↓ VWF antigen (IU/dL) 75MPV (fL) NA Fibrinogen (mg/dL) 344White blood cell (10^9/L) 7.9 VWF activity (IU/dL) 74
Platelet Laboratory TestingPFA-100 Epi-cartridge(Sec) ADP-cartridge
236 ↑195 ↑
Platelet aggregation
ArachidonateADPCollagenEpinephrineRistocetin
Normal*Normal*Normal*Normal*Normal*
Platelet glycoproteins Normal GPIIb, IIIa, Ia, Ib-alpha, VI and IX
* Normalized to low platelet counts
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Peripheral blood smear
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Platelet Transmission Electron MicroscopyWhole mount Thin section Thin section
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Bone Marrow Biopsy
H&E Reticulin
• Normal chromosome or BCR/ABL1 (FISH)• Negative JAK2 V617F, CALR, MPL mutation analyses
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Congenital Myelofibrosis• MPL• JAK2• TPO
• G6B-b• GFI1B• NBEACH2• VPS33b/VIPAS39
• VPS45
Thrombocytosis
Thrombocytopenia
Neutropenia
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Genetic analysis by WES NGS G6B-b (aka MPIG6B or C6orf25) Homozygous c.469G>A p.Gly157Arg
Father: Heterozygous Sister: Homozygous
HGMD: Macrothrombocytopaenia with focal myelofibrosis (DM – CM1816000)
1 2 3 4 65Gene
G6B-b
Ig: Immunoglobulin likeTM: Transmembrane domainITIM: Immunoreceptor tyrosine-based inhibition motifITSM: Immunoreceptor tyrosine-based switch motif
Protein
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G6B-b Platelet Biology
Modified from Vogtle T, et al. Elife 2019;8; 1-43.
Extracellular matrix proteins
Shp1/2 Src homology 2 domain-containing protein tyrosine phosphatases 1/2
SFK Src family kinase
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ID HGB(g/dL)PLT
x10^9/L PB smear morphologyG6B-b
genotype Bone marrow findings
4-II-2 5.4 96Large hypogranular
plateletsAbnormal red cells
c.469G>Ap.Gly157Arg Grade 2 myelofibrosis
4-II-3 12.5 97Large hypogranular
plateletsAbnormal red cells
c.469G>Ap.Gly157Arg Grade 2 myelofibrosis
Hofmann I, et al. Blood 2018;132:1399-412.
Thrombocytopenia
Myelofibrosis
Previously Reported Cases
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Final Diagnosis
G6B-b mutation-related thrombocytopenia
Treatment options:
Observation, supportive care with platelet transfusionUncertain future progression of myelofibrosis or a myeloid neoplasm
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Congenital Myelofibrosis• MPL• JAK2• TPO
• G6B-b• GFI1B• NBEACH2• VPS33b/VIPAS39
• VPS45
Thrombocytosis
Thrombocytopenia
Neutropenia
Platelet alpha granule deficiency
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Clinical Assessment Standard Laboratory Testing Esoteric Laboratory Testing
• CBC and Morphology• Peripheral blood CBC
and platelet indices• Peripheral blood smear
• Platelet Functional Tests• Platelet aggregation • Platelet function analysis
(PFA-100) • Granule release
(serotonin or ATP release)
• Patient’s bleeding and other history
• Bleeding assessment• Other histories
• Cardiovascular• Bone marrow status• Malignancy• Neuromuscular• Vision and
pigmentations
• Family history• Bleeding history• Other histories
• Esoteric Testing• Flow cytometry• Transmission electron
microscopy• Genetic testing
Diagnosis
Summary of the Assessment of Case 2
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Summary1. Discussed the platelet laboratory testing algorithm
2. Reviewed the platelet esoteric testing
3. Used 2 cases to illustrate our experiences
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