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Hematologic Malignancy for Internist 2014. Chinadol Wanitpongpun MD. Cancer treatment. Chemotherapy & Targeted therapy Radiotherapy Surgery Other : Bone Marrow transplantation (BMT) / Tumor vaccine. BSA. BSA = √Ht X BW /3600 Actual BW (JCO2012) Overweight (conditioning regimens) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Hematologic Malignancy for Internist 2014

Chinadol Wanitpongpun MD.

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Cancer treatment

Chemotherapy & Targeted therapy Radiotherapy Surgery Other : Bone Marrow transplantation

(BMT) / Tumor vaccine

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BSA

BSA = √Ht X BW /3600 Actual BW (JCO2012) Overweight (conditioning regimens)

Actual > 40% IDW : Adjust BW Adjust BW = IBW + 0.5(Actual-Ideal)

Male 50 + 2.3 X (inch > 60) Female 45 + 2.3 X (inch > 60)

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Hematologic Malignancy

Myeloid Neoplasms Lymphoid Neoplasms Histiocytic & Dendritic neoplasms

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The Must Known

Acute Leukemia especially M3 MPNs : PV / ET / CML / AMM Lymphoma : HD / DLBCL / BL Multiple Myeloma

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Scope for each Diseases

Criteria Diagnosis Clinical features or manifestations Classification Staging Prognostic score Treatment

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Myeloid Neoplasms

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Myeloid Neoplasms

Differentiation Maturation

Proliferation Disease

AbsentDysplasiaDysplasiaNormal

IncreaseNormalIncreaseIncrease

AMLMDS

CMMoLMPNs

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AML (1)

FAB classification : morphology M0-M7 WHO classification : cytogenetic Acute marrow failure within 8 weeks Hepatosplenomegaly rare in de novo WBC usually high (leukemic profile) except

aleukemic or hypoplastic leukemia

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AML (2)

Diagnosis by

Blast > 20% in PBS and BM

except t(8;21) / t(15;17) / inv(16)

t(16;16) or erythroleukemia

Flow cytometry : blast gate >20%

M0-M7 by CD marker

Mass biopsy : Granulocytic sarcoma DDX : ALL

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AML-M6

2 forms Pure erythroid leukemia

Erythroid > 80% minimal myeloblast Acute erythroid/myeloid leukemia

Erythroid > 50% Blast > 20% of all non erythroid cell

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Flow Cytometry for AML

1. Blast gate : Acute Leukemia

2. AML / ALL : MPO / TdT / CD19 /

CD 34 / CD117

3. M3 / Non M3 : CD34 - & HLADR –

4. M6 (GPA) / M7 (CD41/61)

5. M4/M5 (CD11c / CD14 / CD64)

6. M0-2 (MPO / CD15) -/-, +/-, +/+

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Feature AML ALL

IncidenceMean ageL+S+LN+Special organ

80%Any40%

CNS (M4 or M5)Gum / Skin (M5)Hypokalemia M5Chloromas (M2)

DIC (M3)

20%20-30 (<50)

50%CNS JointTestis

Mediastinum (ATLL and LBL)

AML (3)

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AML (4)

Myeloblast Lymphoblast

Size 3-5X RBCLow N:C ratio

Blue-gray cytoplasm3-5 Nucleoli

Granule present Auer rod or Faggot

MPO + / TDT-

Size < 3X RBCHigh N:C ratio

Blue-purple cytoplasm0-2 Nucleoli

Granule absentAbsent

MPO- / TDT+

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AML (5)

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ALL

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Cytogenetic in AML

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Normal Cytogenetic AML

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AML (6)

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AML (7)

Mutation associated with prognosis Favorable + c-kit mutation = intermediate Normal karyotype + NPM1 = favorable Normal karyotype + CEBPA = favorable Normal karyotype + FLT3/ITD = unfavorable

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AML (8)

Treatment 2 phases Induction : 3+7 regimen

(Idarubicin 3 + Ara-C 7) Post remission therapy or consolidation

depend on cytogenetic

Favorable : CMT (HDAC 3-4 cycles)

Intermediate / Unfavorable : ALBMT

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Cytarabine (Ara-C) SE

Neutrophilic Eccrine Hydradenitis Pyoderma Gangrnosum Keratitis / Conjunctivitis Cytarabine syndrome : seizure &

cerebellar toxicity

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APL (1)

Acute promyelocytic leukemia Abnormal promyelocyte

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APL (2)

Present with bleeding (DIC) or BM failure

Diagnosis by PBS / BMA Abnormal promyelocyte or blast > 30% 2 subtypes

Hypergranular or Typical : Low WBC Hypogranular (Microgranular) : High WBC

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APL (3)

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APL (4)

Flow cytometry dual low or absence expression of HLA-DR and CD34 and bright expression of CD33

Cytogenetic : t(15;17) Other : t(5;17) or t(11;17) poor response

to ATRA just only t(11;17) associated PLZF-RARA

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APL (5)

Treatment APL with PLZF-RARA treat as AML non M3

3 phases Induction : Idarubicin + ATRA Consolidation

1st and 3rd cycle : Idarubicin + ATRA + Ara-C 2nd cycle : Idarubicin + Mitoxanthone

Maintenance : 6-MP + MTX + ATRA 2 yr.

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Ara-C in Consolidation

Depend on risk group High risk

Initial WBC > 10,000 Initial Platelet < 40,000

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APL (6)

ATRA side effects Differentiation syndrome : fever + weight

gain + dyspnea + pleural effusion and ascites + leukocytosis

treat by stop ATRA + IV steroid Hepatitis Pseudotumor cerebri Dry mouth

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APL (7)

ATO3 SE as ATRA QTc prolong Hypokalemia / Hypomagnesemia

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MDS (1)

Subacute to chronic cytopenia Elderly 80% involve erythroid (anemia) No organomegaly Dysplastic features > 10% of lineage Diagnosis by PBS + BMA + Chromosome

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DDX. Erythroid Hyperplasia

Acute Blood loss Hemolysis Megaloblastic anemia Myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) AML-M6

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MDS (2)

Dysplastic features Erythroid : nucleus-multiple / budding

Ring sideroblast (>15% erythroid series) Myeloid : bilobed / Pelger-Huet

Incease myeloblast Megakaryocyte : micro-hypolobated

Cellularity mostly increase with eythroid hyperplasia

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MDS (3)

WHO Classification RA / RCMD + RS RN / RT 5q- syndrome RAEB-I / RA EB-II MDS/MPD AML Unclassified

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MDS (5)

Treatment Transfusion / Iron chelation 5q- syndrome : lenalidomide RR 67% Hypoplastic / HLADR-15 / PNH : treat as AA RN / RT : hypomethylating agent IPSS score

Low risk : Growth factors EPO + G-CSF High risk : BMT / Hypomethylating agent

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Predictive Factor for EPO resp.

EPO level > 200 (500) U/L RBC Transfusion > 2 units/month

0 RR 74%

1 RR 23%

2 RR 7% IPSS score / RAEB / Cytogenetic

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CMMoL

Chronic myelomonocytic Leukemia Persistent of PBS monocytosis > 1,000 Ph chromosome negative Dysplastic change and blast < 20% Most common presentation :

leukocytosis / splenomegaly / arthralgia Treatment : supportive or cytoreductive

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Thrombophilia both A. & V.

DDX (5) Antiphospholipid syndrome Hyperhomocysteinemia Heparin induced thrombocytopenia (HIT) Myeloproliferative neoplasm (MPD) Dysfibrinogenemia

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Polycythemia Vera (1)

Present with arterial and venous thrombosis / headache or dizziness / post bathing pruritus / erythromelagia / splenomegaly / gout / (false PT/PTT prolong)

20% turn AMM / AML and death Awareness in Low MCV with Normal Hb Diagnostic criteria

2 major + 1 minor or first major + 2 minor

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PV (2)

Major criteria Hb > 18.5 in men and 16.5 in women or 17 / 15 +

sustain increase Hb2 g/dl /RBC mass >25% NPV JAK2 V617F mutation (95%)or other ex. exon12

Minor criteria BM : panmyelosis Low EPO level In vitro endogenous erythroid colony formation

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PV (3)

Polycythemia Vera Reactive Erythrocytosis

Insidious onsetThrombohemorrhagic

ErythromelagiaPost bathing pruritus

Absent causes Splenomegaly

JAK2 V617F 95%

Acute / abrupt onsetAbsent Absent AbsentPresent Absent

Negative

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PV (4)

Reactive setting Tissue hypoxia

Cyanotic heart disease Lung disease : COPD Abnormal Hb : CO / Met / Tak

EPO producing tumor Renal artery stenosis Therapy related : EPO / Androgen

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PV (5)

Treatment ASA in all patients if no contraindicated and

effective for treatment erythromelagia Cytoreductive in high risk

Age > 60 yr. /previous thrombosis CAD risk or Platelet > 1,500,000

Blood letting keep Hct < 45 in men and 42 in women and 39 in pregnancy

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PV (6)

Cytoreductive agents Hydroxyurea Interferon : young patient or pregnancy

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Caution

Hydroxyurea combination with ddc / AZT / indinavir show median decline in CD4 approximately 100/mm3

Increase risk peripheral neuropathy / hepatotoxicity and pancreatitis in ddc / AZT

Megaloblastoid change RBC

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Essential Thrombocytosis (ET)

Thrombocytosis Thrombosis > hemorrhage JAK2 V617F + 50% Normal life expectancy / mild S++ Diagnostic criteria

4 of all Platelet > 450,000 + BMBX high MK

+ R/O other MPN + JAK2 or no reactive cause

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ET (2)

ET Reactive

ThrombosisHemorrhageInsidious onset No causesMay be splenomegaly

Absent Absent Acute / Abrupt Present causesAbsent

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ET (3)

Reactive thrombocytosis Iron deficiency anemia Splenectomy Hemolysis or bleeding Infection or inflammation Tissue damage Malignancy Rebound phenomenon

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ET (4)

Treatment ASA in high risk or CAD risk Cytoreductive in high risk

Hydroxyure Analgrelide

No blood letting Pregnancy : IFN-α

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Chronic Myeloid Leukemia (1)

Pluripotent stem cell disorder Philadelphia or Bcr-Abl + 100% Most common p210 KD chimeric fusion

protein p190 KD in Ph+ ALL / p230 KD in CNL Leukocytosis relate with spleen size DDX : other MPN and CNL

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CML (2)

CML Leukemoid reaction

Hyperviscosity-priapismLeukemic infiltration

Insidious onsetNo causes

SplenomegalyPlatelet / Basophil / Eo

PBS:Blast-promyelocytePhiladelphia + / LAP low

AbsentAbsent

Acute Onset Severe stress / Sepsis

AbsentNormal

Left shift Absent / LAP high

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CML (3)

Chronic Neutrophilic Leukemia (CNL) WBC > 25,000 Segmented PMN + Band > 80% Myeloblast < 1 % Immature granulocyte < 10% Hepatosplenomegaly No causes Ph negative

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CML (4)

Chronic Accelerated Blastic

Blast < 5-10% Basophil < 20%Response to TKI

Blast 10-19%Basophil > 20%Persist Plt↑ or ↓Progressive S++Increase WBC Clonal evolution

Blast > 20%Any BMX : cluster of blast Extramedullary blast prol.

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DDX

CML -BP Ph+ AML

Previous history SplenomegalyPlatelet normalBasophiliaEosinophiliaPh+ t(9;22)Bcr-Abl 210 kD

AbsentRareAlmost always decrease AbsentAbsentPh+ t(9;22)Bcr-Abl 190 kD

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CML (5)

Treatment CP : Imatinib 400 mg/day / Nilotinib /

Dasatinib AP : Imatinib 600-800 mg/day / N / D BP : Imatinib 600-800 mg /day or D /

CMT then Allogeneic BMT Evaluate response and F/U follow by

milestone

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Treatment Failure

Poor Adherence / Compliance Overproduction Bcr-Abl Alternative TK pathway Mutation analysis

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ELN 2013

Time Optimal Warning Failure

3 mo. Bcr < 10%Ph+ < 65%

>10% 65-95%

No CHR> 95% / M

6 mo. Ph+ < 35% Ph+ 35-65 Ph+ > 65%

12 mo. Bcr < 1 %Ph+ 0

1-10 %Ph+ 1-35%

>10% >35% / M

Any time > MMR CCA/Ph-7 -7q Bcris>0.1%

Loss CHRLoss CCyRMMR / M

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Primary Myelofibrosis (PMF)

Or Agnogenic myeloid metaplasia MK and Histiocyte proliferation

PDGF and FGF fibroblast Mean age : 60 yr. Present with anemia and splenomegaly Osteosclerosis / Portal HT-EV JAK2 + 50%

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PMF (2)

Diagnostic criteria : all major + 2 minor Major : BM change + R/O other MPN +

clonal marker Minor : PBS + increase LDH + anemia + S+

Prognostic score : Lille score Treatment

Allogeneic BMT / JAKII inh.(Ruxolitinib) Supportive / HU / Splenic RT / Transfusion

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Conclusion MPNs

PV ET CML AMMElderly PolycythemiaS+ThrombosisPanmyelosisJAK2 V617FJAK2 exon12ASAHU / IFNBlood letting

ElderlyThrombocytosisS+ or S-ThrombosisIncrease MKJAK2 V617FMPLW151L/KASAHU / IFN Analgrelide

Yound adultLeukocytosisS++ WBCSplenomegalyHigh M:E Philadelphiat(9;22)TKIBMT

ElderlyAnemiaS++ HbAnemiaDry tapJAK2MPLBMT HU / JAKISupportive

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Lymphoid Neoplasms

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Lymphoid Neoplasms

Precursor : Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) Lymphoblastic lymphoma (LBL)

Mature : Lymphoma

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ALL (1)

20% of adult leukemia Acute BM failure Tissue infiltrate : CNS / testis Mediastinal mass in ATLL / T-LBL Poor prognosis in adult 5yr. OS 30% Diagnosis by flow cytometry and BMA

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ALL (2)

Risk classification Ultrahigh risk : Ph+ High risk : 1 of all following

Age > 35 or Poor PS WBC > 30,000 in B 100,000 in T Pro-B CD10- / Early and mature T Cytogenetic : t(4;11) / -7 / +8 / 11q23 / t(1;19) / hypoploidy CR after 4 wk. or MRD + > 0.01%

Standard risk : negative above marker

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ALL (3)

Treatment Ultrahigh risk and high risk

Induction to CR then Allogeneic BMT Standard risk

ALL protocol or HyperCVAD regimen + upfront BMT

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Lymphoma

Hodgkin Lymphoma Non Hodgkin Lymphoma

Nodal presentationCLN / Mediastinal LN Contiguous LN involveAlcoholic induced pain

Pel-Epstein feverBM involvement 15%Reed-Sternburg cell

Nodal or ExtranodalAny area

Skip lesion Absent

B symptomBM involvement 30%

Absent

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Hodgkin Lymphoma (1)

Classical HD 95% Nodular sclerosis 70%

Young female / CLN & mediastinal mass / limited

Mixed cellularity Advanced stage / splenic involvement 60%

Lymphocyte –rich elderly present with advanced Lymphocyte-depletion elderly associated HIV

Nodular lymphocyte predominance HD 5%

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HL (2)

Staging by Ann Arbor Prognostic score

Stage I-II : favorable risk score Stage III-IV : IPS score

Treatment for CHL I/II : ABVD X4 + IFRT (2+20 / 4+30) III/IV : ABVD X6-8 + IFRT / ESC BEACOPP NLPHD : RT / R / Observe

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NHL (1)

B cell Lymphoma T cell lymphoma

PCNSL / IVL / PHL / BoneTesticular involvementImmunologic phenomenaLess commonLung : LN / nodule (LG) M protein IHC : CD20 / 79a / CD138

Skin / other extranodalRare except in NK-T cellLess commonLeukopenia / HPSLung : interstitial infiltrateAbsent except AITLIHC : CD3 / CD45Ro

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NHL (2)

Indolent Lymphoma Aggressive Lymphoma

Insidious onset > 6 mo.Slow progressive in sizeWaxes and wanes No or Late B symptomAbsent / Low Ki-67Low or High normal LDHMostly involve BM Difficult to cure

Acute-Subacute in 6 mo.Rapid progressive in sizeAbsentAt presentation Tumor lysis syndromeHigh LDHAbout 30% Cure or Die

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NHL (3)

Lymphoma in Thailand HD 15-20% NHL 80-85%

B cell 90% DLBCL 35% FL 30% MCL 10% MALT 10% / CLL 10% Others 5%

T cell 10% PTCL NOS 30% + AITL 20% and other

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B-cell Lymphoma

Indolent Aggressive Very Aggressive

CLL / SLLHCLMZLFL

LPL

DLBCLPCNSLPMBL

IVLLG

PBLPELMMMCL

LBLBL

PCL

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Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia / Small Lymphocytic Lymphoma

CLL (leukemia) / SLL (lymphoma) Same IHC but difference presentation Asymptomatic / LN++ / L+S+ AIHA / ITP / CIDP M protein maybe found / HypoGammaGlb Absolute lymphocytosis > 5,000 Flow : + CD5 / CD23 and – FMC7

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CLL/SLL Treatment

SLL stage I : IFRT SLL stage II-IV / CLL stage 0-2 : Ind

Organ dysfunction / Bulky disease Anemia / Thrombocytopenia not resp. steroid Lymphocyte doubling < 6 mo.

CLL stage III-IV or Binet C FCR / R-CHOP / R-CVP R / R + alkylating agent

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Hairy cell Leukemia (HCL)

Elderly present with splenomegaly and pancytopenia with monocytopenia

PBS : lymphocyte with cytoplasmic hairy projection

BMA : dry tap (myelofibrosis) BMBX : fried-egg appearance IHC : CD5- CD23- / + Cd11C,25,103,

TRAP and Annexin A1

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HCL Treatment

Indication for treatment Systemic symptom / Splenic discomfort Hb < 12 / ANC < 1,000 / Plt < 100,000 Recurrent infection

Regimen Cladribine / Pentostatin CHOP / CVP R / IFN

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Marginal zone Lymphoma (MZL)

Nodal : LN ++ MALT

Gastric (ulcer in stomach) ass. H. pylori Non gastric MALT

Orbital (mass) ass. C. psiitaci Thyroid (mass) ass. Hashimoto’s thyroiditis Salivary gland (mass) ass. Sjogren syndrome

Splenic MZL (s+++) ass. HCV infection

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MZL Treatment

Nodal : treat as FL Splenic MZL

Asymptomatic : observe Symptomatic : treat HCV / Splenectomy / R

MALT Gastric : I/II : H.p / R / RT, III-IV : Ind

R-CHOP / R-CVP

Non Gastric : I/II : Local RT, III-IV as FL

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Follicular Lymphoma (FL)

Elderly in 6th decade LN ++ / S++ Skin / GI tract- duodenum / Ocular / Breast 40-70% BM involvement IHC : + CD10 and BCL6 /t(14;18)

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FL Treatment

Grade III : treat as DLBCL I-II Stage Ia/IIa : IFRT + R Stage IIb-IV : Indication :

Organ dysfunction Cytopenia / Bulky disease / Compressive symptom Regimen : R-CHOP / R-CVP + R maintenance 2 yr.

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Lymphoplasmacytic Lymphoma / Waldenstrom Macroglobulinemia

Median age 60 yr. Associated genetic or HCV infection IgM production >> IgG >>>>IgA 30% present with hyperviscosity synd. AIHA or Cryoglobulinemia Diarrhea and coagulopathy BX : Dutcher bodies

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LPL Treatment

Indication for treatment As other indolent Cold agglutinin disease Cryoglobulinemia Amyloidosis Hyperviscosity

Regimen R-CHOP / R-CVP

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Flow cytometry

Disease CD5 CD23 Other

CLL/SLLMCLFLLPLMZLHCL

++----

+-----

FMC7-CCD1+CD10+ 60%CD138t(11;18)CD11c/25/103/AXA1

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Conclusion Treatment of Indolent Lymphoma

Followed by stage / prognosis score and indication for treatment

Wait and watch Radiation Chemotherapy

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DLBCL (1)

Most common NHL subtype Nodal or extranodal mass 11-27% BM involvement

Discordant > concordant Nucleus > macrophage or > 2X Lymphocyte Staging by Ann arbor Prognostic score : IPI

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DLBCL (2)

Treatment Stage I-II IPI = 0 : R-CHOP 3 + RT or 6 cycles Stage I-II IPI > 1 or stage III-IV

R-CHOP 6-8 cycles + RT in bulky lesion

CNs prophylaxis in testicular and sinonasal / high LDH / > 1 extranodal site / extensive BM involvement / Breast / IOL / Paraspinal / HIV

RT : Compression-X / CNS/SN/BR/PS/T/W G-CSF prophylaxis : >60 / BM / Malnut / ECOG > 2

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Primary CNS Lymphoma

Almost all DLBCL in CNS without evidence of systemic disease

Intracerebral or intraocular mass Supratentorial homogenous lesion 90% intraocular lesion develop

contralateral tumor Treatment : high dose MTX regimen +

RT + IT CMT

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PCNSL Treatment

ECOG > 2 : Palliative care / WBRT ECOG 0-2

< 60 yr : HDMTX + HDAC + RT + IT >60 yr : HDMTX + RT + IT

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Primary Mediastinal LBCL

Young adult female DLBCL in mediastinum Absent other LN and BM DDX : Nodular sclerosis HL / LBL /

ALCL / BL and ATLL Treatment :

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PMBL Treatment

Stage Ia / IIa R-CHOP + RT R-ICE + RT

Stage IIb/IIx / III-IV R-CHOP DA-EOPOCHR

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Intravascular Lymphoma (IVL)

Selective growth within vessels 2 forms Western form : neurocutaneous Asian form : multiple organ failure / L+S+

pancytopenia / hemophagocytic synd. Diagnosis by skin biopsy Poor prognosis

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Lymphomatoid Granulomatosis

Rare 90% pulmonary involvement Other : brain / kidney / liver and skin Rare LN and BM involvement CXR : vary in size multiple pulmonary

nodule Poor prognosis

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Plasmablastic Lymphoma

High incidence in HIV patient Present with oral cavity mass Associated with EBV infection 100%

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Primary Effusion Lymphoma

Lymphoma that present with effusion without tumor mass

Pleural / pericardial and ascites Associated with HHV8 in HIV patient

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Infection and Lymphoma

H. pylori : Gastric MALT C. psittaci : Orbital MALT HCV : Splenic MZL HTLV1 : ATLL HHV8 : PEL EBV : PBL / BL / NKT / PCNSL etc. HIV : distinct clinical course

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Multiple Myeloma (1)

Clonal plasma cell disorder Clinical manifestation

Chronic anemia or BM failure Bone pain / osteoporosis / compression fracture Mass with compressive symptom Hyperviscosity syndrome Hypercalcemia and renal failure Amyloidosis : IgA / λ light chain

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MM (2)

Classification MGUS Smoldering Symptomatic MM Non secretory MM : no M protein Solitary / extraosseous plasmacytoma Plasma cell leukemia : > 2,000 or 20% AL amyloidosis POEMS

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MM (3)

Diagnosis all of 3 criteria M protein (except non secretory MM)

SPEP or SFLCR

BM plasma cell > 10% or plasmacytoma CRAB or related organ / tissue impairment

Ca > 11.5 / Hb < 10 / Cr > 2 Bone : osteolytic / severe osteopenia / fracture

Normal ALP no osteoblastic activity except IgD type

Recurrent infection / Hyperviscosity / Amyloidosis

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MM (4)

Common type : IgG > Light chain / IgA > >> IgD / IgE / IgM / biclonal MM

SPEP negative can’t be R/O MM should be evaluate SFLCR / IF

SFLCR (κ/λ ratio) normal 0.26-1.65 If out of proportion : light chain disease

Immunofixation PBS : Rouleaux formation

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MM (5)

Staging by ISS B2microGb Alb Stage I < 3.5 > 3.5 Stage II Nor I or III Stage III > 5.5 Any

Predict median survival 60 / 45 / 30 mo. Risk classification by cytogenetic

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MM (6)

Treatment (8) Chemotherapy

Transplant candidate Bortezomib (velcade ) based : Vel-Dex X 4

then Autologous BMT + consol / M Non transplant candidate

Any regimen ex.VMP until best response + 2 + consolidation & maintenance therapy

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MM (7)

Transplantation Bisphosphonate EPO : Disease status at least VGPR Infectious prophylaxis : PCP / HZV

+ vaccine Pneumococcal / IF / HIB Thromboprophylaxis : Thal / Len Radiation prevent fracture Tumor vaccine

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Mantle cell Lymphoma (MCL)

Aggressive form Lymphomatous polyposis of large bowel Flow : + CD5 / FMC7 and –CD23 Cyclin-D1 positive ass. t(11;14) Treatment

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MCL Treatment

Stage I/II : CMT alone R-CHOP / R-HyperCVAD / CALGB

Stage III-IV : R-CHOP / R-HyperCVAD Trasnplant candidate : Autologous BMT Non transplant candidate : + R maintenance

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Burkitt Lymphoma

Short doubling time tumor Tumor lysis syndrome Distal ileum and cecal mass / testis Most common translocation : t(8;14)

Associated with c-myc gene Treatment :

Low risk : CODOX-M X 3 cycles High risk : CODOX/IVAC or HyperCVAD 8 cycle

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Low risk Burkitt

All of these criteria Completely resected abdominal lesion or

single extraabdominal lesion < 10 cm. Normal LDH

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T-cell Lymphoma

Extranodal Nodal Cutaneous

NKTCLETCL

HSTCL

ALCLAITL

PTCL, NOS

MF & SSSPLTCL

Leukemic presentation of TCL : PLL / ATLL / LGL

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Extranodal NK/T cell Lymphoma, nasal type

Lethal midline granuloma Strongly EBV association Mass in NP and Paranasal sinus CD56 and CD45Ro + Treatment : Radiosensitive

CHOP is not enough

Highly expression P-glycoprotein

Efflux CMT esp. Doxorubicin

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ENNKTCL, Nasal type TX

Extranasal / Nasal stage III-IV Systemic CMT : SMILE / AspaMetDex Autologous BMT

Nasal stage I without risk factor : RT alone Nasal stage I with risk factor /II

CCRT or Sequential CMT + RT

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Enteropathic T cell lymphoma

Associated celiac disease Most commonly in jejunum or ileum Present with intestinal perforation Chronic diarrhea with malabsorption Treatment : CHOP or EPOCH

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γδ-Hepatosplenic T cell Lymphoma

Young adult male 20% arise in pt. with long term

immunosuppressive drug for solid organ transplant

L+++S++ Aggressive and poor prognosis

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Anaplastic Large cell (ALCL)

ALK + good prognosis Treatment : CHOP

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Angioimmunoblastic (AITL)

Generalized LN++ / L+S+ Systemic symptom Polyclonal gammopathy Pleural effusion / arthritis / ascites Cold agglutinin disease RF + Anti-SMA + Treatment : CHOP / EPOCH

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PTCL, NOS

Nodal form Not compatible with AITL / ALCL Advanced disease Paraneoplastic : eosinophilia / pruritus

and hemophagocytic syndrome Treatment : CHOP / EPOCH + BMT

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Mycosis Fungoides (MF) and Sezary syndrome

Most common cutaneous T cell lymphoma Limited to skin with wide spread Skin lesion : patch / plaque or tumor Intraepidermal collection of cell

(Pautrier abscess) Treatment : PUVA / CSA / CMT

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SCPLTCL

Subcutaneous paniculitis 20% associated SLE Present with multiple subcutaneous nodule

on extremities and trunk May cytopenia / hepatitis / HPS Hepatosplenomegaly

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ATLL

HTLV-1 associated Acute variant

High WBC / rash / LN++ / hypercalcemia T cell impairment OI

Lymphomatous variant LN ++

Chronic variant Exfolliative skin rash

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Large granular lymphocytic leukemia (LGL)

Associated AI disease : RA Persistent LGL 2,000 > 6 mo. Neutropenia Hypergammaglobulinemia

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Conclusion TX T-NHL

CMT CHOP is not enough except ALK+ ALCL CHOEP / EPOCH / CEOP NK-T : SMILE / AspaMetDex

RT esp. NKT If possible : BMT in all patients

Except easily controlled Cutaneous form and ALK+ ALCL

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Common sites of Lymphoma (1)

CNS : DLBCL Orbital : MALT / FL / DLBCL Sinus : DLBCL / NKT Oral cavity : PBL Testis : DLBCL / BL / LBL / NK Lung : LG Mediastinum : NS / PMBL / ALCL /

T-LBL / BL

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Common sites of Lymphoma (2)

GI tract Stomach : MALT / DLBCL Duodenum : FL / DLBCL Jejunum : ETCL / IPSID / DLBCL Ileum : BL / DLBCL Colon : MCL / DLBCL

Effusion : PEL

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The Must Known

Acute Leukemia especially M3 MPNs : PV / ET / CML / AMM Lymphoma : HD / DLBCL / BL Multiple Myeloma

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Question and Answer

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