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A Bilirubin :
Tuncoujugated
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or Absent

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hemolysis)

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chromatic

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thrombosis
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RBCs # Normocyffu nrormo chromatic anemia

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3) chemicals
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④paroxismal
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Nocturnal hemoglobinvial PNH)


Defeat
Acquired

Hemolytic
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anemia labs :

① peripheral Blood smears : Normochromrc d


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w/ polychromes ia t nucleated RBCs

② Bone Marrow : if Done ; erythroid hyperplasia

③ plasma serum :

A Bilirubin :
Tuncoujugated
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tr
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or Absent

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chronic
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synthesis
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dft ① Iron
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Most children a pregnant want
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smear > too f- L


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deficiency anemia At Hypothermia
,

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, ② Anemia of chronic Disease
risk of Patients may
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* chronic blood loss gradual loss of Iron → * Associated w/


compensatory CT Epo ) erythropoietin From spleen ✓ ↳V * Folate $ Biz Needed For synthesis of Thyroid alate ( DNA molecule)
③ Sideroblastic anemia

↳ -

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culocytvsis ( T RBCs plasma)
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① Blztdefeciency / terminal DX low Hb pancyfopenra TT Mex Thalassemia
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: Distal ileum ileum absuubsnm


hypochromia Miro cytic
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Biz Diet Biz Birds to heptucovvin until it reaches Duodenum
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Mechanical to RBCs
Compliment (Immune causes) to RBCs
injury * caused by defects that TRBC Destruction Tltuuosciusnwue i
Free swum :
cause bwheve releases the Biz Hapto
pancreatic
From Corvin
proteases .

- - by the phagocytosis Associated w/ splenomegaly ) Knelling test


spleen Biz

Micwcytic Hypochromia Nvrmo chromatic


bird to Intrinsic Factor ( secreted 8
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Normocytic
then
via by gastric parietal
: cells

anemia anemia
( Non Immune causes ) paruxysmalnoctuvnalttemogluobinuriaf.PH#
and travels to Distal ileum 4 taken up
by Enterocytes visa IF receptor

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acquired genetic
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transported into blood to to body ) Laren Uta

④RBCMembrahedefect.it#erdarypmruWsis:Intrinsivcau
* clonal stem cell disorder :
periodic hemolysis go
-
* Mutation in
Phosphatidylinositol glycan class A ( PIG A) carrier
protein Trans cobalamin
gene
-

X linked mutation
AD mutation of cytoskeleton
-

I)
Etiology proteins Ankyrin Band Band 4.2 d spectrin
: 3

① Cardiac
:

Values Artificial
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* PIGA ,
: value Mure affected is
responsible for
synthesizing glycosyl phosphatidylinositol C# PI)
-
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Etiology of Vitamin ( cobalamin)
Defecting
Bp
:

* GPI is
responsible For
anchoring
* Northern European population
then
surface membrane
proteins on
hematopoietic
BTO PW theft L Valves cells such
RBC Life span ① 4
Dietary intake : Biz Found in animal vreleatlpruolucts
days
Blood
group antigens , adhesion molecules compliment repeating prose.us * 10 12
as : a -
, :
I

TI) Pathogenesis
② angry pathic hemolytic
regulating compliment
3 GPI mutated
Micro
for
proteins
* that
responsible are
↳ gfnzf
anemia
CD 55
TIL I!fib*aYmaPIIIwf of RBC Membrane → loss of small fragments during normal shearing in blood vegans

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Decay accelerating Mutation cytoskeletal proteins - reduced stability
I

1
Factor
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in

-
:

# Occurs after a
partial Microvascular obstruction z membrane inhibitor reactive lysis : CD 59
the
Body clears them out
Blood circulation → RBCs become spherical (spherucytosis) → unable to travel
through splenic
sinusoids → splenic Macrophages ImmpairedGIabbn ;

Ktutrauascwlev Hemolysis ) ( Most cause of 4312 Defect Auto Immune


eng )
:
3 pernicious anemia common
-

c8 Binding protein
Phagouytosed Destroy Anemia &
splenomegaly
-

RBCs →
#
Seen in : ① DIC ( Crohn's Disease)
Disease that
*
symptoms .
. -

Malabsorption syndromes Destroys the


② F) Anemia Fatigue
Malignant hypertension clinical features gnathic mucosa
Dyspnea
III) Tx :
:
,

: GI surgery stomach or ileum


-

Hemoglobinaria ( parietal cell)


1) Supportive
2) -

③ Hug YTTP
3) Pancntupenia →
Aplastic anemia ① Anemia :
A- Asymptomatic
⑤) Mild to moderate Anemia

25%

Most
-

Fish Tapeworm infestation :


Di phyllo both r u i n Calum
4) Thrombosis :
→ common

2)
Splenectomy
c) corrects the anemia but
① ③
dlt platelet Dysfunction severe anemia → @ Bir th ; minority :
↳ pro thrombotic state Gyenettc

g Lf
D. Borders

④ Jaundice
Lead cause of Death of this
Disease
-

5) # Tun
Sphevucyfrsis
Mutations
conjugated hyper will genes responsame fu absorption
renal


bilirubinm i n
persist
:

insufficiency in
-

; or
metabolism of
Disseminated cancers caused
By chronic hemoglobinaura

③splenomegaly
Bez
* D Coombs t) test
# peripheral Diagnosis
:
:
Schistocytvsis ( RBC w/ varying )
shapes
:
Htt

clmicopathologicalkatuve.SI/)Di#HdY
2) Aplastic Anemia
Blood helmet cells
leg Burrows
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, , triangle cells 3)
refractory anemia ① Anemia symptoms .
.
Dyspnea , pallor , Fatigue
HD unexplained thrombosis 1) Fm Hx ② Mild
w/ eytopenia ✓✓ of anemia
jaundice

③ Malarial Infections 5)
hemolysis
CBC : Anemia or
pan cylvpenra
2) use for anemia

3) Evidence of hemolysis

Beefy
④ CNS
tongue
symptoms
-

!
-

Angelo blast cells in


oropharyngeal tongue
Bae helps w/ Narwhal myelination
4) Pe r i o d s :

6) Evidence of intravascular hemolysis Hemoglobinvia


: Heuosrderiruvia
A) nurmocyfic nor mo chromic ( MCV 80 MCHC n 30% )
Degeneration of
NO :
, :
0 Dorsal & lateral tracts of CNS
-

7) old Test 's : ①


, : No motor or
sensory
sucrose hemolysis test ② Ham's acid test B) spherucytcs
, ② Para Limb
c) Polychromatic cells
paresis , sensory ataxia
,
lower pasrasthesra
8) I nucleated RBCs
Flow cytometry : absence of CD 55 slob 59
D) Howell Jolly bodies → if patient had
splenectomy
-

* TX
Immunosuppression 5) TMCHC
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or Bone marrow
transplant
6) test It )
Osmotic
fragility
7) Coombs Test t )

③Cold Antibody IHA Il) Rikers ④ Folate vegetabalks


:

green leafy do sorbed pwxihel


:

#
aplastic hemolytic anemia
,
i. je sire
Infections w/ Parvovirus can cause or

w/ ¢
-

↳ Prevents RBC
Destruction

⑦ coldAgglutnintypeftg.tt ) ⑨ coldttemolysintype (IgG) Alcoholics t intake


got veggies , Tumors
,( piss invented , pregnancy Drug 's :
Methotrexate
Fingertips)
( ,
* IgM Abs Bind to RBCs in peripheral circulation
* IgG
,
)
)
auto antibodies against RBCs which
@htt cancer
@ < 30°C
(Inactive At Body Temp 37k
'
-


patients w/ causes Paroxysmal cold
Hemoglobin Wia
IgG)
This
type produced
Warm antibody I HA (
* is in :

①Infections :
A)
Mycoplasma : ie M )
r * Does not cause
agglutination like IgM -

B) EBV But activates direct RBC lysis via


compliment * Most common IHA Extrinsic Defect
c) HIN
,

D) CM " *
fixes # 10 Idiopathic soy
IgG compliment cold peripheries & upon
-

in ! .

E) Influenza It Intravascular hemolysis & # 20 1) Autoimmune Disease


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SLEE
rewarming causes : -

② Neoplasm : A) B -

cell lymphoma Hemoglobinvia 2) B cell


-

neoplasms : CLL , lymphomas


* to autoimmune phenomenons 3) Drug rxn :
Methyldope penicillin
)
,
*
Complication patients develop Raynaud phenomenon ( peripheral
: aero
cyanosis * 2¥ post viral Infections → children ! !
against RB#IgI ( active @ 370 Body Temp)
#
dlt Stfdgrg in Peripheral capillaries antibody
complication :
-

paroxysmal coed
Hemoglobin urea
,

Intravascular ↳ Antibody coated RBCs removed


hemolysis by spleen
-

*
IgM Abs stimulate :( cleave E3 ) & release Csb to cops in Tze
the
IgM coated RBC which is then Destroyed ( removed in spleen 4¥ can
transform into Sphevocytes dft partial removal of RBC membrane

( Extravascular hemolysis) Extrinsic


, * chronic Mild anemia & Moderate splenomegaly : Asymptomatic
* activates Compliment system
* 1)
TI .

supportive treatment & remove underlying offending agent

÷÷q.....
2) Immunosuppression :
corticosteroids
-

③EeotG6PDHB ③ Hemoglobin defect → sickle cell disease


,
( HBA is replaced w/ Hbs )
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-

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A) Gb PD At Variant
HBF K£82) A ( seed trait) Black American
high hemolytic Hbs
level anemia sickle
Heterozygotes
s
No §
enzyme
: -
:

X -

Hot ) .

B) Gb PD A- * Pntechm Malaria infection


lower enzyme levels acute Intermittent of hemolytic against Facliciparum

Variant : =

episodes anemia
sickle cell
+ repeated oxygenation & Deoxygenate aon (sickle fun)
Membrane
Damage crisis
-

↳ Black Americans >


-

; normal enzyme activity but decreased half Life -

C) Gb PD M ( Mediterranean) variant rial au a Complication small vessel thrombosis ( Btc they clump together
)
fypomfalciparum
:
Most severe variant ; Middle East natural selection
protection
-
: :

- , * Abnormal RBC 's undergo Intravascular & Extravascular Hemolysis area moderate -

T *
D) G le PD B variant riskfactorsthatcantriggevsickleceucvis.is#
normal
type
:

l )
: Infectious
24 Dehydration
II )
Pa¥¥q .
Acidosis

[ hemoglobin
Gb deficient to levels of oxidative stress Oxidation of SH of denatured Hb 4) exposure cold environments
high

PD RBCs exposed on chairs →
precipitation to
groups
are on

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RBC membrane Heinz bodies Hypoxia
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membrane moderate -
damage is

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III ) clinicalpresentahvh :
Patterns of Hemolysis

A) Acute intravascular hemolysis :


2.3 days after exposed to oxidant stress :
1) Infections
2) ingested drugs : Antimalarial s (prima
quire) ,
sulfonamides

3) ingested foods fava : beans

B) Neonatal jaundice
c) Chronic low -

grade hemolytic anemia

↳ No environ me

II ) Diagnosisllabfihdlhgs
A) Clinical History of patient
&
B) CBC :
signs of Anemia Hemolysis
c) Peripheral Blood smear : D Nur mo chromic Nurmucyh c
-

anemia
-

2) Heinz Bodies
3) polychromatic cells I nucleated RBCs

4) Bite cells

D) Gile PD 3 months after to avoid false


Assay : Needs to be done an
episode Negative

Chronic Blood

At risk for Iron


deficiency anemia * At risk for Hypothermia
* no risk of hypo vote Mia

blood gradual loss of Iron → * Associated w/ CT EPO ) erythropoietin


* chronic loss
compensatory From spleen


culocytvsis ( T RBCs plasma)
im#ncy Underproduction of RBCs teh
-

in

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I)
Etiology
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proteins Ankyrin Bands Band 4.2 a spectrin ③EMmkfect-TGPDAYiwidaweinimt.ro#
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RBC Life span


days
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: lo - 12
A) G6PD Variant high hemolytic
TI) enzyme level No anemia
IEh.LU#ants:Heveditay
: -

pathogenesis X
B) Gb PD A
-

acute Intermittent of hemolytic At Hbs Iss) :(


Variant : lower enzyme levels episodes anemia )


-

Homozygotes
=
blood sickle cell anemia
normal
loss of small fragments during
-

shearing in

] PItmamamn.am
Mutation of RBC Membrane →
in cytoskeletal proteins - reduced stability f
-
↳ loot Natural selection in africa :

↳ Black Americans
.

sinusoids i normal emme activity but dlltehkd half life


splenic Macrophages
-

Blood circulation RBCs spherical (spherucytosis) B) Hbs ( As) t )



→ become → unable to travel
through splenic sickle cell trait
-

Heterozygotes ; Black Americans loot )

C) rial au a
.

Gb PD M ( Mediterranean) variant
fypomfalciparum)z
↳ 40 '
Most severe variant ; Middle East natural selection
protection
- -

: :
,
c) HBA ( AA )
Phagouytosed Destroy splenomegaly Normal wild
-

RBCs →
Anemia & :
type
y
D) G6PD_B variant :
normal
type
I) pathogenesis
III) clinical features : Tx :
) Supportive ) During deuxygenahvn Hbs
aggregate & polymer ite to each other → assemble spindles / sickies
t
into Neadhe deforms RBCs shape

Path0PhWN↳gy-
into
t I molecules like →

① Anemia
shape
-

sicking is reversible durian


,
a) Asymptomatic →
25% ↳

[ hemoglobin
B) mad to moderate anemia most Gb deficient
PD RBCs exposed to
high levels of Oxidative stress → Oxidation of SH on chairs →
precipitation of denatured Hb ↳ But repeated irrecusable sicking dit membrane damage
groups
→ common are on
sicking causes
2)
Splenectomy Riffa]
c) severe anemia → @ Bir th ; minority : corrects the anemia but RBC Heim bodies
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④ Jaundice causes

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conjugated hyper Sphevucyfvsis will
,
bilirubinm i n
persist
:

>A) if Membrane Intravascular Hemolysis


damage is severe

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A) sudden / acute anemia
triggered By
4
types
.

* ( PIG A)
"

Mutation in
:

Phosphatidylinositol glycan class A -

gene
m m

1) infections ( H influenza pneumonia)


X linked Mutation strep
'

,
.
-

2) Dehydration
3) exposure to cold
* PIG A 4) hypoxia
is
responsible For
synthesizing glycosyl phosphatidylinositol (# pp) 8) Acidosis
* GPI is
responsible For
anchoring surface membrane proteins on
hematopoietic
cells such Blood
group antigens adhesion molecules d compliment
as :
, ,
regulatory proteins
-

3 GPI for
regulating compliment mutated
*
proteins responsible that
-

are -

amp '' m"


Decay accelerating CD 55 'T
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-

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sumptuous
Diagnosis to lab findings
* :

-
#

1) Anemia :
Fatigue Dyspnea ,

2) Hemoglobinuric
1) Fm Hx of sickle cell disease
3) pancytupenia →
Aplastic anemia
II, CBC of hemolytic
signs anemia
'

4) Thrombosis
-
:

dlt platelet Dysfunction 3) Peripheral A ) sick led


↳ pro thrombotic state Blood shape RBCs
→ :

Lead cause of Death of this


Disease B ) polychromatic I a nucleated RBCs
45) renal in
suffect c) Howell Jolly only after auto
splenectomy

[
ency ;
-
Bodies :

caused
By chronic hemoglobinuvtq
4)
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)
l
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-

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Hbst , Hbft , Hb At

2) Aplastic
-
sickle cell trait
Anemia -

5) test ? test
3)
Screening Sicking
:
Mixing patients Blood w/ Oxygen consuming agent ( meta bisulfite)
-

iducesi okay
-

refractory anemia

HD unexplained thrombosis
w/ eytopenia or

5) CBC
hemolysis
: Anemia or
pan cylvpenra
E) Treatment
-
XI) clinical outcome
-
course
6) Evidence
A) Supportive Measures Analgesics ( Pain ) renovation Blood transfusions
A) p, is w/ Css) got survival to soy
y yo
:

intravascular zoyyo ,
,

of I survival
hemolysis Hemoglobin go
,

: uria Hewosrdennuria
.
to
,
B) Folic acid
7) old Test 's : ① sucrose hemolysis test
,
② Haris acid test suppliant B) infections is the common cause of Death in children <
5410 W/ SCD

c) Penicillin prophylaxis for auto splenectomies patients


c) Adults organ failure ( kidneys)
-

8)
:

Flow cytometry : absence of CD 55 & CD 59


D) Hydroxy Unea = increase CHBFI d inhibit Hbs
polymerization ( sicking) D) Vaso Occlusive complications
-

occur if recurrent : Acute chest syndrome , stroke , kidney Damage


* "
Immunosuppression
"

or Bone marrow
transplant E) Bone Marrow transplant
#
Lecture 16: RBC disorders 2

* Reduced
synthesis of Noemi x-or-B.qha.ms =
t [ Hb ] -
-

Milwcyticttypochwmah.CI f- INCH
,
t MCHC

↳ T RBC Extravascular Hemolysis Extravascular hemolysis anemia pattern


aggregate # inclusion Bodies damage
=
-

* Common in : Mediterranean , Afrran ,


& Asian
populations dit protection From P Falciparum
.

2 chromosome KH
genes on
:

Definition Reduced of normal B globin


synthesis chains
w/ Unimpaired chain production
-
: -

b
TT t chains
globin
-

I)
Etiology :
2B globin genes
-
(alleles)

A) Bt thalassemia I B. chain promotor region Mutation


synthesis
: =

B) PO thalassemia :
No B chain
-

production =
Mutation in
spire site or chain termination

I)

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Severe
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Asymptomatic anemia

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WT o


Moderately severe anemia ; Does not
require regular transfusion

III) B. thalassemia Major clinic pathology

/
I #

A) Clinic M After he months of Birth


-


:
severe anemia

B) HE Ht )
:3
leg 1dL
-
-

c) pain :

1) reduWi→ impaired Hb production


Miuwcytic hypochromia anemia

2) excessofunpairedtghob.in#speriptate

reduced life / survival of RBCs & RBC precursors dlt cell membrane

damage
↳ Results in :
-

1) Hepato splenomegaly :
dit Extravascular Hemolysis

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2) CBC for anemia : b [ Hb]
variable cell sizes
. . . .
-

3) Evidence of Extravascular Hemolysis Canisocytvsis)


4) peripheral & Variable cell shapes
Blind r ) Milky tic Hypuohwmik
)
smear :
( poi kilo miosis)
2) Anisopuikilocytvs is
Many target cells
-

minor →

3) Polychromatic cells I am cheated RBCs


major →
5) Hb electrophoresis :

1) Absent or severe I Hb A
2) T Hbf levels

Hb Az T -
- or normal
Lecture 18 : Not Done

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-

(IgG ) ( IgM) (IgG )


-

Most common t of hemolytic toy 701 Paroxysmal cold Hemoglobinvria ( occurs )


cold temperatures
type immuno anemia causes
-

when
person
-

in
-
. .

Clinical per es earththey of Anemia Moderate


chronic mild symptoms $
splenomegaly
-

signs 4
symptoms
-

Morphology
-

Labinvegtigovns
(t )
Labium : Direct Coombs test (t ) : 1) Direct Coombs test ( Antiglobin Test -
DAT) (t ) LabWs ! Direct Coombs test
labmvesltgahmsi A) peripheral blood smear :
Schistocytosis : Burr cells helmet cells
, ,
triangle cells

Patients RBCs incubated w/ IgM IgG , compliment

↳b In Vey
are or or
,

tightmy
↳ Positive test
aggluhnanm

e) indirect Coombs test ( indirect Anti globin Test IDAT)


-

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to RBC membrane
agglutinates $
they via
binds →
IgM
: - : -

in : -

; cause
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M
spleen ( Histiocytes) Extravascular Hemolysis fixes compliment rapidly ; As blood recirculates & warms up → Compliment Mediated compliment → Intravascular Hemolysis upon rewarming of
Blood
= -

Hemolysis by spleen → Extravascular


hemolysis
partial removal of RBC transforms them into
Spheruuytts ( Raynauds phenomenon)
-

Membrane
studying
-

blood
of in capillaries oytaggluhnahm causes aero cyanosis

risk factors

Tx ! Do not
really need treatment

Complicating /
But

↳ A)
Supportive
& removal of
offending agent

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additional

notes
( t RBC count)

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B12 Defect ency Folate AKA Anemia of chronic inflammation


-

Impaired DNA
synthesis deficiency -

Impaired DNA
synthesis :

( cobalamin) Distal ileum proximal jejunum


- -

A)
1) Symptoms of Anemia :
fatigue , pallor , Dyspnea . . . . . 1) Symptoms of Anemia :
fatigue , pallor , Dyspnea . . - - -

signs : l ) pallor , Dry 1 rough skin B) Sew : 1) Anemia :

Clinical p eregentaHuff
2)
Atrophic glossitis Fatigue , SOB , palpitations
wi loss of tungue papillae
2) Mild jaundice 2) Mild jaundice 2) Pica & ice
3) koilonychia (spoon Nails) craving

Signs & Sy f 4) Angular

ping strong
omits 3) restless

[
asrgyue.am ,
leg syndrome
3) Beefy tongue 3) Beefy tongue 4) Plummer Vinson
w/ EDA
-

syndromic :

1) Dysphagia
4) CNS symptoms 4)
combined
( B12 involved in
myelination of Neurons) : NO CNS
Symptoms 2) Esophageal
3) IDA
web

Subacute degeneration : para paresis, sensory ataxia , lower Limb paresthesia


-

1) Boreham 1) Hyper cellularity


: But not effective
hematopeisis

My ✓ N U If
2) Megalomanic RBCs * WB " 1) Miuwcytic hypochromia

p q

Malabsorption syndromes
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-

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atrophic gastritis

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masses
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suppression of myeloid precursor sternums Autoimmune or
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-

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Drug induced Induced granulation histology of Neutrophils
:
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of committed precursors
sequestration of Blood cells
:
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suppression
up
↳ " "to - -

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Megaloblastic anemia Myelodysplastic syndromes ③
:
overwhelming infection consumption

:
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anergy
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* Precursor cells * differentiated / Mature
-
- - '

ineffective gr-anulopoe.is
steroid
therapy Precursor * differentiated / Mature
predominate cells
predominate
④ granulomas ①
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&
Malignancies asthma , hay fever
:
( space
occupying )
:
Bone marrow infiltration

② Skin Diseases Bohus


pinphigoid Predominate cells
predominate
pemphigus Vulgaris
:

,
Devmitidis Heupetiforms
⑤ Kosman syndrome ,
: Rare inherited disorders
③ parasites :
malaria

Cyclic Neutropenia
④ Allergic Drug rxns :


Malign anus
:

Hodgkin lymphomas ,
T -

cell
Lymphoma

Mighty!Ysi"I
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severe
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500 Celyn)
=
can lead to life threatening infections
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collagen Vascular Diseases i SLE ,
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③ Inflammatory Brwel Diseases


'

Ulcerative colitis
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ReachVelymphocyt0 :
B -

caus sitcoms

① Disorders chronic inflammation


w/
:

② Viral infections :
EBU
, Hep A ,
CMV ,
infectious mononucleosis

I
③ Borditeka Pertussis Infection ( whooping
cough)
:

↳ * this the
only Bacteria that cause lymphocytosis all ,

others cause Neutrophil ia


Blood Neoplasms
✓ n
Myeloid lymphoid neoplasm
/ I ↳
Acute leukemia,
-

Myeloid
( Acute) Mature
! chronic clinical

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chronic
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neoplasms
Acutetlymphoblastic / )
lymphoma IAU)
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(B. cell lymphomas)


NHL translocations : t 114 -18)
Lymphoma
Follicular lymphoma BCL 2 ( 18) Ig 114) #
Neoplasia in lymph nodes or
-

, ,

t ( 8 ; 14) Burkitt lymphoma masses that are extra model

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Lymphoma ( MALtome) / Extranodal Marginal
( Have
l Malt Zone
lymphoma -

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-

siernbuvgceus -
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Painless rubbery enlargement of I more
or
lymph Nodes ( LN) ; Become painful when
drinking ALCOHOL

#
* B -

symptoms lsystemic symptoms : Fever , weight loss Night sweets


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lymphoma
-

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Young adults Tx :
High Dose of
aggressive
-

( #LL)
j older people Bad prognosis
#* curable if treated early Moderate , agreesNe
;
chemotherapy
# Associated EBU Epstein
A) Most lymphoma
of EBV induced
:
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common Adult 604/0 w/ 3
types Burkitt lymphoma
:
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-

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-
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or Masses
-
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-

Lymphnod enlargement I organomegaly ( liver spleen) ,


: GET, skin ,
Wald eyer 's ring * Clinical features
#
:

Histology patient will come in to clinic

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-

Children
=
-
Presence of
w/ scanty basophil cytoplasm
blast cells ice
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-

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-

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& sudan
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-

:
presence of translocations deletions , and/or
, hyper plvidy ( African)
-
Flow cytometry Marker for lymphoblasts = Tdtt I
# Associated w/ Down's syndrome after 5 yo D) CD IOI 19T 20T -
* Tumor of
Jaw 4 Facial Bones
# Abdominal
pain , w/ Mass
*
presents w/ symptoms
/
-

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/ of the
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maintenance
-

therapy -

- Bone Marrow
transplant ( only if pxreplases) * Indolent lymphoma ( slow growing ,
Incurable ,
40% Can Form into D LBL L

A) originates From Germinal center of B- cells in lymphnudes

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lot 19T 20T in *
B) Adults yo ; CD
:
; so -
60 , , .

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# allows
overexpression of BCL 2 gene
-

(pro
gene)
-
survival . "
.

D) Painless Lymphadenopathy canbe localized or


generalized

⑥ Hairy cell leukemia


-
:

40% cell May look like CML (Chunn myeloid leukemia )


: cells with Fine hair like cytoplasmic
Hepato splenomegaly Frequently involved ( liver &
spleen)
-
-
,
:

projections
-
-

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-

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-
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,
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-

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-

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-
-

splenomegaly spleen Tcnvowemut


-
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Liver involvement
Hepatomegally
-

Morphology
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① PB :

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.


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cells
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,
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-

Balls, Brain , B- one


-
thread

stage Description
-

like or web -
like extensions
,
② small
lymphocyte Infiltrates w/
"
BM cell
( Mature B cells
-

cytoplasm > ( Fried egg


abundant pale
)
- - " -
appear
an
-
Bone Mevww Fibrosis The of
: cause
Dry Tap during Bone Merrow Aspiration


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-

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genetic abnormalities
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spleen Beefy
⑨ CD 20T 25T :
:

,
appearance

,
Ho ,
103
-

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pulp infiltration
, spuenomegany
Halima "
I Single lymph node
region or
single extra -

lymphatic organ Is ite

# Indolent , Incurable : COD (cause of Death:) : progressive cytopenia → Infection ,


Bleeding =

* CD : at '5ytE let ,yt8t # Testicular


enlargement * Both of these are the game except to which the extent of Peripheral Blood ( PB)
1. Very specific For hairy cell !
IT 2 More Node of
lymph Diaphragm
- or side
,
regions
, on Sammie

⑤ TRAP stain HD -
is involved i

Monoc⑧I
-

* t ( 9 ,-22) : Bad prognosis Syco Teens * adults


* CNS
symptoms
or
j :
headaches Blurred vision
, , A) anytime PB : > sooo
- a lymphocyte cells 1mL
=
CLL & DM (Bone marrow) involvement 2 or more
lymph Node
regions on Both
#
sides of
Diaphragm
±
spleen

svuoniinyidphooyfe
-

Vomiting
-

B) BB <
1mL Enlarged lymphnodes ( LN )
⑦ PIASMALB-ce.tl/Nloplh8MS-i
anytime :
-
cell's = su t
-

lot , 19+20,25 * Cline 1) Early Diagnosis Incidental Associated


w/ Bone # Multiple I
finding Dissimilated
* CD : CBC involvement
:
-
:
on of or More extra lymphatic organs or tissues

2) pain
* t ( 12,21) : Good prognosis ; children 2- to y lo hates : -

generalized lymphadenopathy *
-

Hepato splenomegaly (50-604) Group plasma of B -

cell
Neoplasms that secrete Monoclonal
A Added to #
# =
stage if none of B- symptoms are
present
]→ Spherocytes ImMunus
Some
developer Autoimmune ( which
Pax's of
( tumor used
-

can

-
or
Fragments Immunoglobulins can be as
) or
Hemolytic anemia or Autoimmune Thrombocytopenia markers

*
Immunoglobulins Blood called M proteins B
Hypo ammoglobal hernia Ig 's Infections in
-
-

B Fever sweats
weight Night
-

symptoms
-

: :
loss ,
-

Mature T / N K cell
*
,

#
µ
o -

Eventually panoytupeuia Bk BM replacement Immunoglobulins 1h Wine called : Bence Jones -

Bodies ( monoclonal Ig light chains xork )


* Types of plasma Neoplasms
fMulhpleµyewma→Igc#*
Been :

it:'m ! En!! !!:L!.IT?oYetIIY5m:epwemu..ysn.uumpurm


Iet stage IA THIRD
*mwpuowgymro smudge cells (in all our

. ②solitary plasmacytoma →
IgG
3) LN ! Diffuse replacement (Malave) lymphocytes ③Walden Shrm Macro
globule uremia
-

→ IgM
- by small round

④ Flow
cytometry CD : St , 19T , zot 23T 43T ④ Heavy Heavy chains ( Fragment of Ig )
TX?
:
,
chain Disease →

Radiation
,

Is I Multi
-

) 1- Amyloidosis light chains ( Atnmyloidosts)


( Mature
drug chemotherapy

-
B cells
-

But can 't Become plasma aus -

⑥ Mono lual Gawk


opathy of Undetermined significance (MGUS)
buy agnessired
* All T-cells # Compg CawkofD⑧D)
:

⑦ MUltiplemye.hn#MM)
: IF Panwetopenia
are → Infections
, Bleeding
#*
* Transformation into aggressive careers
i-PYYympuuoy.fr leukemia( PLL)
:
2070 Usually good prognosis
- & S
year survival rate
depends on
stage
65-70410 MSF
-

* Median age

Very Bad
Africans
prognosis DLB CL (5- toy) ,q
- . ,

* plasma (
Bones Axial : vertebrae 8k$11)
cell
Neoplasm involving Multiple > ribs >
90-1 IA IA 504
-

:
stage #A #B
stage
-
.
:
or

FU H L s
,
# GO % B cells * Most common M -

protein ( serum) :
IgG 160%) & IgA sometimes C2o%)

④ Extra Nodal Marginal Zone lymphoma


are -

# TX :
Alkylating agent , Young ( Homo ) BMT (
Bone marrow transplant)
¥ Complications longterm 20 Acute lung
May develop
- :
survivors cancers
Myeloid leukemia
:
or cancer
*
# UM dft Bone destruction or
10 Y T cells & I N Roell
si:
Bone pain : Fractures
-
.
.
② cytopenia :
dit Bone replacement

:MALTLymphumaorMALTom#
AKA ③ Hypercalcemia t
: dit Brune resorption causing lytic
lesions in Bone
* Indolent I
:: :ae:g%fYEmYI¥a,
er :
dit
* small Mature lymphocytes Most Found extra Nodal Mucosa
commonly in areas &
⑤ DH
* f- ( 11:18)
hey 20
Hypercalcemia , Bence jones
19T , snot
i.

CD : proteins,
,
amyloid Deposition
* Causes :
chronic infection : H pylvvyi
. in stomach ( gastritis) ⑥ oregano Meg ally : LN
, spleen , liver
, lungs -_ if late
#
or stage
Auto Immune Dteases : Hashimoto's thyroiditis Sjorgen's , syndrome ,
SIE # X -

Ray :
"

lytic lesions
"
in axial bones (Vertebrae > ribs> skull ) dlt

H chronic Iuhammehm Bone resorption


* .

pylori causes rxns → Dense lymphoid aggregates can evolved

into Marginal zone


lymphoma (mu) # Diagnosis For MM Clonal DM 210% Plus I often following
:
;
,
=

# Other sites : (Hashimoto's 1) Hypercalcemia , renal


insufficiency Anemia BITE lesions
salivary & thyroid glands auto-immune inflammation thyroiditis ) lytic
at lesions , ,

f) Malignant
- - "

Biomarkers :
-

I boy BM clonal plasma


.
cells
-

$1 Focal lytic lesion on MRI

I 100
* seminar Light
-

chain

Usually breathed for


lung period of time But eventually spreads to other
-
Mucosal sites
Lecture 27- blood & lymph infection-1

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