1.Define and classify myeloproliferative neoplasms. Discuss the clinical features and laboratory diagnosis of chronic myeloid leukaemia
Pathology · WBC Disorders
1.Define and classify myeloproliferative neoplasms. Discuss the clinical features and laboratory diagnosis of chronic myeloid leukaemia
2.A 60-year-old male develops fatiguability, weakness, weight loss and a dragging sensation in the abdomen. Blood examination reveals a total count exceeding 100,000 cells /cu mm. O/E massive splenomegaly.
1.Philadelphia chromosome
2.A 60 year old male patient was brought to the hospital with history of weakness and lethargy since 6 months. On examination he had mild pallor and massive splenomegaly extending up to the umbilicus. He had no palpable lymph nodes. Lab reports showed a total WBC count of 1.5 lakh cells/ mm3.
3.Myelodysplastic syndrome
4.A 50 years old male presented with weakness, pallor and massive splenomegaly. Blood examination revealed marked increase in the total count. Answer the following:
5.45 years old male presented with splenomegaly and anemia. His total WBC count was 1.5 lakhs per cu mm with myeloid precursors of all series in peripheral blood. Answer the following:
6.A 53 year old male presented with pain abdomen. Investigations: Hb 8g/dl TC 70,000/cmm DC N 55 L 10 myelocyte 15 metamyelo 10 band 1 eosino 6 baso 3 platelet count 5.8 lakh/cmm. Answer the following:
1.Laboratory Findings in Chronic myeloid leukemia
2.Peripheral smear findings in chronic lymphocytic leukemia
1.Write the chromosomal abnormality in Chronic myeloid leukemia
2.What is the cytogenetic abnormality seen in Chronic Myeloid Leukemia