Erythroleukemia

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Erythroleukemia
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1951 6: 261-269
Erythroleukemia
E. K. BLACKBURN and L. G. LAJTHA
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the care of Dr. A. W. D. Leishman.
tonsillitis
work
d’spnoea
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and
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.
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We also
H. U. Macfarlane
thank
for
his
access
Dr.
most-
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263
LAJTHA
cultures
sterile.
Wassermann
reactiotu
negative.
Fractional
t
‘rine
‘l’est .11cc!. Nornual
Normal
. No
Bence-Jones
.
Fecal
urohulinogen.
mg.
urobilinogenu.
340
X-ray
curve.
Twenty-four
hourly
Chest-
examinations.
Free
HCI
present
No
.
blood
detected.
prot ci n.
specinuen
(includinig
bony
of feces
thorax),
(vet
weight
pelvis,
97 Gm.)
feniora,
conitainied
skull,
no
abnior-
mahitv.
Sternal
norrow.
Differenutial
count
of 2()0
cells
(per
cenit
)
Myeloblasts
4 ‘5
Lymphocytes
1 .0
Paramyeloblasts
3 .5
Plasmocytes
2.0
6.5
Reticulum
cells
Cells in mitosis
0.5
Pronuyelocvtes
N.
myelocytes
11.5
N.
hand
N.
polymorphs
cells
Eosinuophils
2.5
Pronormoblasts
1 .5
Basoph.
2.5
Polychr.
normoblast-s
normoblasts
Orthochr.
Leuko-en-ythrogenuetic
in
Clinical
Course
This
ratio
the nucleated
changes
is
summarized
admission
Bone
to
Marrow
One
roufine
in
table
of Dr.
2. Repeated
A. Piney,
proved
in
of us (L. G. L.)
marrow’
cultures.
Osgood
of t-he marrow’
4 culture
bottles,
has pci-formed
From
these
were
opened
in table
*
Blast
monuoc’toid
blood
transfusions,
empirical
avail,
the
tn-e some
seen.
including
treatment
patienit
c-ounfed
Brow’nlee
with
dying
six
megaloid
exsanguino-
iron,
liver,
months
folic
after
his
technic#{176}was
contained
contents
see
70 peu cent
medium,
acid
per
hours’
smears
used.
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f-able
3) was
distributed
human
serum
not-mal
suspenint-o
+
30 per
w’hile the other
2 bottles
contained
3 ml. of the above
culture
medium.
incubation
respectively,
the bottles
centrifuged.
on 3 successive
past three
years
more
than
120
possible
to recognize
a standarc!
Marked
differences
from
normal
are
and in the vauious
forms
of leukemia.
the maturaf
ion u-ate and path
of this
suspension,”
as a culture
mg. of folic
and
forty-eightthe
over the
it has been
marrows.
anemia
investigate
(“initial
2 of which
and
were
and
cells
cent
Ringer
solution
an additional
0.005
After
t-w-enty-four
cells
increase(l.
There
seen. No parasites
arid
no
-
TTitro.
rate
of maturation
in normal
always
found
in megaloblastic
Thus
we were
stimulated
to
sion
of
normoblasts
hospital.
Culture
marrow.
A modified
Cellularity
red cells. No megaloblasts
t-ransfusionu
unider the care
acid,
urethane
and
penicillin
first
0.42.
=
2.5
7.5
37.5
16.5
Smeau-s
from
each
w’eu’e made.
bottle.
The
3.
One
results
thousand
are
shown
-
cells
slightly
characteristics
more
differentiated
in
their
nuclear
thami
structure
primitive
anid
mycloblasts
shape.
which
have
some
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ERYTHROLEUKEMIA
TABLE
Date
‘:
Semeiotogy
7/10/48
Temp.
-
7/i2/48
7/i4/48
2.-Clinical
iOt
as
state
Afebrite.
F.
PuLse
on
86
admission
Subjective
Spienomegaty
!
per
mm.
(see
text).
Clinical
(3
?
6.5
Biood
1,080
Transfusions
niit.of
given.
irnprovenient.
increasing,
Course
in.
heiow
Drug
packed
No
Treatment
ceits1
reaction.
!
8.2
-
i
8.5
-
Anatiemin
niiargin).
iiii.
commenced,
then
2 nil.
4
daily
in-
trauiuscuiarly.
7/i5/48
Again
7/22/48
Still
febriie.
low
interrluittent
pyrexia.
7.7
Foiic
acid
itig.
7/30/48
Marked
clinical
deterioration.
-
6.2
i,080
cells
ml.
of
given.
packed
‘
Subjective
verted
costal
improvement.
Tentiperature
Spleen
to normal.
hours,
3
every
units
intramuscularly.
re’
21 inches
below
margin.
8/10/48
9.5
1
ml.
Ferrivenin
venously.
8/ii/48
niiouth.
commenced,
60,000
tion.
7/31/48
by
Penicillin
reac-
No
iOO
cornniienced,
daiiy,
Tonsillar
lyniph
node
unchanged.
intra-
No
Urethane
reaction.
(mm.
1
t.d.s.
commenced.
8/12/48
Nausea,
hint
8/17/48
Clinical
deterioration.
8/22/48
Further
no
vomiting.
7.7
Still
deterioration.
below
costal
7.1
febrile.
Spleen
11
Penicillin
2
inches
niargin.
not.
5
5.5
borne.
5.6
No
and
stopped.
9/
7/48
,
Admitted
to
Plaistow,
tinder
St.
care
9/ 9,/48
Mary’s
of
Dr.
Hospital,
A.
1
have
ferrous
Gm.
t.d.s.
b.d.
All
-
Piney.
9.35
Intermittent
ment
replacetransfusions
2,700
comnienced:
ml.
given,
of
whole
1,080
blood
rut,
re-
moved.
9/15/48
-
Slow
rise
540 ml.
in temperature.
given.
9/16/48
Subjective
improvement.
8.75
of whole
blood
drug
Ferrivenin
ure-
Continue
thane
20 mg
intra-
alternate
commenced.
Anahemin
-
reaction.
ml.
Ferrivenin
venously,
on
days
Discharged
intra-
Ferrivenin
venously.
8/23/48
8/27/48
stopped.
(an.
t.d.s.
To
sulphate
and
therapy
folic acid
stopped.
6
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K.
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AND
G.
:
Semeiology
?,
9/18/48
-‘
Blood
Transfusions
2,700
ml.
blood
nil.
10/ 2/48
750
of
ml.
nit.
ml.
of
10/19/48
Discharged
11/
Readmitted
2/48
of
whole
Then
of
whole
pale.
mm.
Small
shin
at titesite
Liver
and
costal
margin.
enlarged
of
and
2,700
cells
given.
Royal
of
3,780
blood
2,160
blood
packed
Infirmary,
anorexia,
Temp.
Pulse
101 F.
healing
ulcer
on
of a previous
spleen
each
No
lymph
None
nausea.
126 per
the
right
transfusion.
1
inches
below
tenderness.
bony
No
nodes.
11/ 3/48
1,080
cells
11/
whole
blood
15.69
to the
Insomnia,
Very
and
ml.
re-
2,700
15.69
homne.
Sheffield.
3,500
blood
Then
removed
improved.
whoje
removed.
given.
Subjectively
Drug
given,
nmioved.
10/ 6/48
265
LAJTHA
2.-Continued
TABLE
Date
L.
4/48
ml.
of
packed
given.
540 nil. of packed
cells
given.
11/
5/48
10.1
270 ml, of packed
cells
and 540 ml. of whole
blood
11/
6/48
Subjectively
signs
much
improved.
unchanged.
given.
Physical
Afebrile.
Discharged
home.
11/27/48
Readmitted
to
hospital
for
Pulse
120 per mm.
pyrexia. No purpura.
ness.
No
controlled
11/28/48
11/29/48
Nasal
plug
Discharged
12/14/48
Readmitted
Temp.
12/15/48
Low
by
node
not
nasal
enlargement.
palpable.
Epistaxis
tampons.
removed.
home.
8.1
to
102
just
No
lymph
and spleen
Liver
epistaxis.
intermittent
bone
tender-
Low
F.
hospital.
Pulse
Critically
88 per
mm.
ill.
5.6
Spleen
1620
cells
intermittent
pyrex’ia.
8.5
540 ml.
given.
12/18/48
Some
clinical
improvement.
Discharged
9.0
home.
12/23/48
Died
ml.
of
packed
given.
palpable.
in his
autopsy
sleep
was
at
not
home.
obtained.
Permission
for
of whole
blood
Treatment
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ERY’rIIRoLEuKEMIA
Interpretation
The
o,f the
(‘tilt
maturation
might
ares.
rate
of the
be consideredl
even
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LAJTHA
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of maturation
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