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Title: Hematology Organ System Small Group Cases


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Hematology Organ System Small Group Cases
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Case 1
  • 32 yr male office worker
  • CC fatigue
  • ROS negative for abdominal pain, bowel habit
    changes
  • Meds frequent ibuprofen, aspirin
  • Physical Examination unremarkable

3
Case 1 continued
  • Laboratory results - current
  • Hct 24 mcv 68 fL wbc 7500 plt 550000/mL
  • 3 years prior
  • Hct 45 wbc 7000 plt 250,000

4
Case 1 continues
  • Differential diagnosis of microcytic anemia

5
Case 1 continued
  • Differential diagnosis microcytic anemia
  • Iron deficiency
  • Anemia of chronic disease/inflammation
  • Thalassemia
  • Sideroblastic anemia
  • Copper deficiency
  • Lead poisioning
  • unstable hemoglobin - rare

6
Iron deficiency laboratory studies
  • Serum iron
  • TIBC
  • Iron saturation
  • Ferritin
  • FEP
  • Reticulocyte count

7
Fe deficiency causes
  • Ex-premie
  • Diet 6-24 months of age/teens
  • Milk
  • Fast foods
  • Blood loss older children/adults

8
Iron deficiency anemia
  • Poor bioavailability high gastric pH,
    medications
  • Chronic bleeding ulcer, gastritis, IBD, GI
    bleeding,
  • Rapid period of growth Inadequate intake
  • Pulmonary hemosiderosis, TB, inflammation
  • Urinary losses
  • Abnormal absorption, transferrin, transport
  • Prematurity

9
Iron Deficiency Anemia
  • Poor response to iron therapy
  • Noncompliance
  • Ongoing blood loss
  • Insufficient duration of therapy
  • High gastric pH
  • absporpion inhibition Pb, Al inflammation,
    neoplasia
  • Incorrect diagnosis thalassemia, sideroblastic

10
Iron Deficiency Anemia Consequences
  • Impaired growth and intellectual development
  • Epithelial changes glossitis, stomatitis,
    fingernail spooning
  • Exercise intolerance
  • Behavioral changes
  • Pica

11
Iron deficiency Anemia RX
  • Oral supplementation
  • 3-5 mg/kg/ d elemental
  • IM z track
  • Parenteral
  • Iron dextran, iron gluconate, iron sucrose
  • Risk of anaphylaxis
  • Duration 3 months after hgb normalizes
  • Transfusion rarely indicated

12
Case 2
  • History
  • 45 year old female
  • 20 year hx rheumatoid arthritis
  • Current exacerbation
  • Meds aspirin, nonsteroidals
  • ROS heartburn antacids
  • PE joint abnormalities

13
Case 2 - continued
  • Laboratory data
  • Hct 30
  • Mcv 79 fL
  • WBC 8000
  • Plt 500,000

14
Case 2 continued
  • Fe studies
  • Stool guiac
  • Assessment of total body iron stores
  • Bone marrow aspirate/biopsy
  • Fe stain
  • Gold standard liver biopsy ( chronically
    transfused pts)

15
Case 2 continued
  • Therapeutic Options
  • Observation
  • Trial of therapeutic iron
  • Re-evaluation of chronic disease

16
Case 3 megaloblastic Anemia
  • 27 year old male
  • ROS dyspnea with exertion
  • PMH bullut shot, removal of 5 feet of ileum 5 yr
    prior
  • Diet pizza, cheeseburgers
  • Exam tatoos, atrophic tongue, slt yellow skin,
    palpable spleen tip

17
Case 3 continued
  • Laboratory values
  • Hgb 3.8 gm/dl
  • Hct 12
  • Rbc 1.02 x10-6
  • Retic 0.4
  • Wbc 3500
  • Plt 70, 000

18
Case 3 continued
  • DDX
  • B12 deficiency
  • Dietary deficiency
  • absence of intrinsic factor
  • Small bowel malabsorption regional ileitis,
    celiac, lymphoma, sprue, specific B12 absorption
    abnormality
  • Inborn errors of metabolism

19
Case 3 continued
  • Folate Deficiency
  • Inadequate intake
  • Poverty, malnutrition, goats milk
  • Malabsorption celiac, diverticuli, resection,
    blind loops
  • Increased requirements growth, hemolysis,
    malignancy
  • Impaired folate utilization abx, pyrimethamine,
    sulfonamides, antifolates- methotrexate
  • Increased secretion dialysis, biliary, urine
    loss
  • Inborn errors of folate

20
Case 3 Continued
  • Laboratory Evaluation
  • CBC, examination of smear
  • B12 level
  • Folate level
  • Schilling Test
  • Intrinsic factor

21
Schilling Test
  • Urinary excretion test
  • Patient fasts
  • Then given 0.5 micrograms of Co-labelled CNCbl
    combines with IF
  • 2 hrs later, sc injection of 1000 micrograms of
    CNCbl given to block uptake of Co-CNCbl, and
    urine excretion is measured nl is 5-35/24 hrs
  • Other tests single sample fecal excretion
    testfood schilling test

22
Case 3 continued
  • Infant B12 deficiency
  • Associated with vegan breast feeding mothers
  • Early symptoms around 6 months of age
  • Increasing developmental delay/loss of milestones
  • Associated with permanent neurologic compriomise

23
Case 3 Continued
  • Treatment
  • Administration of B12cautiosly sq
  • In pernicious anemia q month injections
  • Treat associated hypokalemia

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Fe deficiency lab results
  • Fe def Thal minor chronic disease
  • Fe nl
  • TIBC nl
  • Trans sat nl or nl
  • Mcv or nl
  • Ferritin nl
  • FEP nl
  • RBC no. inc
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