1. BY: ADLIN FARIHA BINTI AZHAR AHMAD FAZWAN BIN JUNAIDI SITI AISYAH BINTI RAMLI CASE PRESENTATION

2. Demographic details Name: Rose KhadeejaTihanie Date of birth: 24th December 2007 Age: 3 years old Gender: female Ethnic group:Malay Date of admission: 15th December 2010 Date of transfer: 26th December 2010 Ward of admission: 8C Informant: Mother Address:Rawang 3. Presenting complaints Rose KhadeejaTihanie, a 2 year 11 month old Malay girl was admitted to Hospital Sungai Buloh on 15th December 2010 (2 weeks ago) due to fever for 1 week associated with diarrhea and vomiting for 3 days prior to admission. 4. History of presenting complaints Tihani was previously well until she started to develop pain in her left knee and fever on 4th September in early morning (3.00 a.m.). She cannot sleep that night because of the pain. The next morning, mother claims that Tihani cannot walk because of the pain. However, there was no history of trauma noted. Her parents then brought her to a paediatric clinic in Kuching. However, no diagnosis was established. She was then brought to Sarawak general hospital and was diagnose to have muscle pain. She was given medication to relief her pain. After 3 days taking the medication, the pain resolves and she was able to walk. 5. On 22th September, she was again develop fever and joint pain. The joints that involves were both her knee but more on her left side, left ankle, back of her shoulder on left side and also her right elbow. She was then brought to private clinic but she was referred to Hospital Kuala Kubu. At Hospital Kuala Kubu, blood test perform shows normal results. She was given medication to relief her symptoms. After 1 week on medication, she was able to walk again. 6. On 1st November she was again develop fever and left knee pain and swelling and was brought to PUSRAWI. Then, she was referred to Hospital Sungai Buloh.The staffs in Hospital Sungai Buloh treated her for juvanile idiopathic arthritis. After staying in the hospital for a week, her mother asked permission to discharge earlier because she needs to go to work. On the day of discharge, Tihanie was still unable to walk but the pain and swelling subsided. 7. Tihanie started to have fever for one week and diarrhea and vomiting for 3 days prior to admission. The fever was on and off and associated with chills and rigor. Her mother said that she was warm to touch and documented temperature at home was 38C. Tihanie will vomit after meal since 3 days prior to admission. Her mother described the vomitus as watery and non projectile. There was no blood or bile stain in the vomitus. For her diarrhea, she passes loose and yellowish colored stool for about 5 time a day. There was no blood in the stool. Tihanie was still unable to walk and 3 days prior to admisssion, her mother notice that she was weaker and looking pale. 8. Systemic review 9. Past medical and surgical history There was no significant past medical and surgical history. Drug history She was not on anylong term medication. 10. AllergyShe has no known allergy. Birth history She was delivered in Pahang Hospital at term via spontaneous vertex delivery weight 3kg without complication. Antenatal and postnatal history was uneventful. 11. Neonatal history Her neonatal history was uneventful. Feeding history She was exclusively breastfed for 3 months. After 3months old, she was introduced to formula milk. At 6 months old, she was given semisolid food About 1 year of age, she started to have family diet. She had loss of appetite since she was ill. 12. Immunization history Her immunization was up to her age. 13. Developmental history Gross motor: She was able to walk up and down stairs and can ride abicycle. Fine motor and vision: She can draw O and +. Speech and language: She can count numbers and can name more than 3 colors. Personal and social: She can play with others. 14. Family history Her parents and other siblings were healthy. There was no family history of asthma, diabetes, hypertension and blood disorder. The was no family members that was having the same symptoms. Social history She lives with parents and two other siblings in a terrace house at Rawang. Their family total income for a month was about RM 6000. 15. Effects of the illness Her mother has to take a long leave from work to take care of her in hospital. 16. Physical Examination 17. General Examination Patient was lying comfortably in supine position,supported by one pillow. She was conscious, alertand responsive to people. There were 2 branullas inserted on the dorsum of both feet. Vital Signs Pulse Rate: 146 bpm Blood Pressure: 98/55 mmHg Respiratory Rate: 30 bpm Temperature: 37 C 18. Arthropometry Weight : 11 kg Height : 95 cmImpression:The height is on the 50th centile while theweight is between 3rd and 10th centile. Hydrational status tongue and mucous membranes in the oral cavity were moist Normal skin turgor. Capillary refill time was less than 2 seconds Impression: Her hydration status was good. 19. Head There were no conjunctival pallor and no jaundice. No angular stomatitis, no central cyanosis. Lymph Nodes No palpable cervical, axillary,or inguinal lymph nodes Upper Limbs Palms are pink and warm to touch. No finger clubbing, koilonychia , good capillary filling time. No swelling of the elbows or the wrists. Lower Limbs No ankle edema, no swelling in the knee joints or ankles. 20. Systemic Examination 21. Cardiovascular System Inspection: chest moves symmetrically with respiration.There was no chest wall deformity, no scar, no dilatedveins, no precordial bulge, no sign of respiratory distress andno visible pulsation noted. Palpation: apex beat was felt at 4th intercostals space, mid- clavicular line. There was no left parasternal heaves and nothrills at left sternal edge, pulmonary area and aortic area. Auscultation: normal 1st and 2nd heart sound was heard. Therewas no additional heart sound or murmur. Impression: No abnormal findings 22. Respiratory System Inspection: the chest moves symmetrically with respiration on both sides. There was no suprasternal, intercostals and subcostal recession.There was no chest deformity and no scar seen. Palpation: the trachea is centrally located and chest expansion wassymmetrical on both sides. The apex beat was located at 4th intercostalsspace, mid-clavicular line. Normal vocal fremitus was noted Percussion:both sides of lungs were resonance. There was normal liver andcardiacdullness. Auscultation: the air entry was adequate on both sides of the lung. Normal vesicular breath sound was heard. There were no added sounds . Impression: No abnormal findings 23. Gastrointestinal System Inspection: abdomen was symmetrically distended and moves withrespiration. The umbilicus was centrally located and inverted. Therewas no scar, no dilated vein, no visible pulsation and peristalsis noted.Palpation: abdomen was soft and non tender. On deep palpation, the liver was palpable up to 3.5 cm below costal margin,the spleen was not palpable. Both kidneys were not ballotable Percussion: no dullness was noted Auscultation: normal bowel sound present with no renal bruit. Impression: There is hepatomegaly measuring 3.5cm below the costalmargin. 24. Central Nervous System Higher function: Patient was conscious, alert and can communicate with others. Cranial nerves: cranial nerves were intact. Motor function: Muscle bulk and muscle tone was normal. Muscle power for all extremities grading 5/5.Biceps, triceps, supinator, knee, and ankle reflexes were present.Sensory functions: Normal sensation to touch, temperature and joint position sense. Impression: No abnormal findings 25. Summary Tihanie, a 2 year 11 month old Malay girl was admitted to Hospital Sungai Buloh due to fever for a week associated with diarrhea and vomiting for 3 days prior to admisssion. On examination, patient was alert and have good hydration status.Systemic examination shows no abnormal finding, except for the presence of hepatomegaly, measuring 3.5cm below the costal margin. 26. Provisional Diagnosis Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis Points to support: History of warm & swollen joint Female (6:1) Age (2-6 y/o) Previous diagnosis of JIA 27. Differential Diagnosis Septic Arthritis Dengue Fever 28. Investigation 29. Full Blood Count 30. Liver Function Test 31. X-Ray 32. Impression: there is pancytopenia, indicatingbone marrow suppression or failure. Differential Diagnosis: Leukaemia Aplastic Anemia Fifth Disease (parvovirus B19) 33. Microbiology 34. Peripheral Blood Film HB:Moderateanaemia. RBC:Microcytosis with anisopoikilocytosis. No nrbc seen. WBC:Markedly reduced. Occasional lymphocytes, atypical lymphocytes and band neutrophils. An occasional suspicious looking mononuclear seen. PLT:Reduced. No platelet clumping. Impression: Severe pancytopenia. Acute leukaemia cannot be rule out from this smear. Advise for BMA TRO haematological malignancy. 35. Bone Marrow Aspiration Bone marrow aspirate showed no bony fragment for assessment. The celltrails are heavily haemodiluted with peripheral blood. The smear show more than 90% blasts of nucleated bone marrow cells. The blast are small to moderate in size,highnucleocytoplasmic ratio and inconspicuous nucleoli. Some of the blast showed cytoplasmicpseudopod (hand mirror cells). No Auer rod or cytoplasmicvacuolation seen. The other normal haemopoietic cells are markedly reduced. Comment: Haemodiluted sample with more than 90% blasts suggestive of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia. Correlating the bone marrow aspirate report and immunophenotyping report(Verbal report from Dr Nikhematopathologist HKL to Paed M0), these findings consistent with Precursor B Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, Calla positive. 36. Final Diagnosis Juvenile arthritis secondary to acutelymphoblastic leukaemia. 37. Discussion 38. DefinitionLeukaemia is a malignant disorders of heamatopoietic stem cells characteristically associated with increase number of white cells in bone marrow or/and peripheral blood.(Davidsons Principles and Practice of Medicine, 21st edition) 39. Types of leukemia AcuteChronicProliferation of primitive stem cells leading to an accumulation of blasts, predominantly in the bone marrowwhich will lead to bone marrow failure. Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia and acute myeloid leukaemia The malignant clone is able to differentiate, resulting in accumulation of more mature cells. Chronic lymphoblastic leukaemia and chronic myeloid leukaemia. 40. EpidemiologyAcute lymphoblastic leukaemia shows a peak incidence in children age 1-5 years old Acute myeloid leukaemia has the lowest incidence in young adult life and there is striking rise over the age of 50 Chronic lymphoblastic leukaemia and chronic myeloid leukaemia mainly in middle and old age. 41. Risk factors Environmental factors- family income father with higher social contactnumber of elder siblings father who smokes the distance of the house from a power line (Based on A CASE-CONTROL STUDY ON THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND THE OCCURRENCE OF ACUTE LEUKEMIA AMONG CHILDREN IN KLANG VALLEY, MALAYSIA by Abdul Rahman HI, Shah SA, Alias H, Ibrahim HM, 2008) 42. Genetic factors Genetic diseases such as Down syndrome. People who have an identical twin who develops leukemia are more likely to develop it themselves. 43. Clinical menifestation Persistent infections and fever (76%) infections due to low healthy white blood cells Malaise- lack of red blood cells Pallor (71%)- lack of red blood cells Abnormal bruising (34%)-low platelets Vomiting(3%) acute leukaemia affects brain and spinal cords which part or central nervous system. Pain in joint and bones (37%)-bone marrow filling with leukaemia cells. Abdominal discomfort, loss of appetite and weight loss-when leukaemia cells accumulate in spleen, liver and kidney, the organs become swollen, and leads to abdominal pain and patient feels full after eating small quantities of food. 44. SignsHepatomegaly (84%) Spleenomegaly (76%) Lymphadenopathy(84%)Due to reticulo-endothelial system infiltration which the increase of worn out blood cells result in phagocytosis of macrophage and monocytes to the blast cells (Percentage based on Acute leukaemia in malaysia children, sinniah et.al, 1971) 45. InvestigationsFull blood count-often raised white count Blood films- to detect types of leukaemia that presence in peripheral blood Renal profile- due to tumourlysis syndrome, need to monitor hyperkalemia, hyperuricaemia, hyperphosphotemia and hypocalcemia Bone marrow aspiration-hypercellular replacement of normal cells by blast cells which more than 20%. Chromosome analysis- AML with t(8;21), CML with t(9;22) 46. ManagementsAims- to destroy the leukemia clone cells without destroying the residual normal stem cells. Remission induction-the tumor is destroyed by chemotherapy. The patient goes through a period of severe hypoplasia. 47. 2. Remission consolidation-if remission is achieved, residual disease is attacked by therapy during consolidation phase. This consists of a number of courses chemotherapy resulting bone marrow hypoplasia. Central nervous system prophylaxis stop the cancer from spreading to brain and nervous system.It kills cancer cells that may be in the brain and spinal cord, even though no cancer has been detected. 3. Remission maintenance with chemotherapy drug to prevent disease recurrence. It involves lower drug doses and continue up to three years. 48. Supportive therapy Period of bone marrow failure: Anaemia- treated with red cell transfuse Bleeding- platelets transfusion. Prophylactic platelet transfusion should be given to maintain the platelet count >10x10/L Infection parental broad-spectrum antibiotics therapy. Empirical therapy is given by combination an aminoglycosides and broad spectrum penicillin by at least 3 days after fever resolved. Patient with ALL are susceptible to Pneumocycticjirovecii. Prophylaxis co-trimoxazole is giving during chemotherapy 49. 2. Metabolic monitoring Frequent monitoring of fluid balance and renal, hepatic and haemostatic function is necessary. Renal toxicity may occur with some antibiotics (eg: aminoglycosides) Cellular breakdown during induction therapy (tumor lysis syndrome ) releases intracellular ions and nucleic acid breakdown products, causing hyperkalaemia, hyperuricaemia, hyperphosphataemia and hypoclacaemia. This may cause renal failure Allopurinol and intravenous hydration are given to prevent this. In patient in high risk of tumourlysis syndrome prophylactic rasburicase (a recombinant urateoxidase enzyme) can be used. 50. PrognosisIn acute lympoblasticleukaemia 96% of children achieved remission with prednisolone and vincristine 24% from the children who achieved remission did not return to follow up, and remaining 76% need to return to follow up. Poor prognosis if age 10 years old, extensive infiltration of lymph nodes and viscera,meningeal leukemia and total white count > 20x10/L (Based on Acute leukaemia in malaysia children, sinniah et.al, 1971)