عنوان
: بررسي اهميت
باليني تظاهر
آنتي ژن CD34
بر
روي سلول هاي
جوان (
ميلوبلاستها )
در بيماران
مبتلا به
لوسمي حاد
ميلوئيدي
نويسندگان
: دكتر
غلامرضا توگه
، دكتر منوچهر
كيهاني ، خانم
دكتر ناهيد
عابديني
نشاني
: تهران ،
انتهاي بلوار
كشاورز ،
بيمارستان امام
خميني ( ره ) ،
مجتمع ولي عصر
، بخش خون ، تلفن : 925629
مقدمه و
اهداف :
مطالعات
متعددي اهميت
باليني وجود CD34 را در
سلولهاي
ميلوبلاست
مبتلايان به AML
نشان داده
اند .
روش
اجرا :
جهت
ارزيابي
خصوصيات
باليني و پاسخ
به شيمي درماني
در بيماران AML كه
داراي اين
آنتي ژن مي
باشند107 مورد
بيمار AML
بستري شده
دربخش خون
بيمارستان
امام خميني بين
سالهاي 1377
لغايت 1379
كه تحت شيمي درماني
قرار گرفته
بودند مطالعه
شدند . 81 مورد داراي
ارزيابي
فلوسيتومتري
بوده اند .
خصوصيات
باليني و پاسخ
به درمان به
صورت رميسيون
كامل و يا
مقاومت در نظر
گرفته شد .
يافته
هاي پژوهشي :
64% از
مواردCD34 مثبت و 68% از
موارد CD34 منفي به
رميسيون كامل
دست يافتند كه
تفاوت
معني داري را
نشان نداد .
در ساير
خصوصيات
باليني و
آزمايشگاهي
هم تفاوت معني
داري بين اين
دو گروه
مشاهده نشد .
بحث
و نتيجه گيري :
همانطور
كه ملاحظه مي
كنيد اين
يافته هاي آماري
پيش فرض ها را
تائيد ننموده
و ارتباط CD34 با
ميزان پاسخ
درماني
بيماران را
مورد ترديد
قرار مي دهد .
البته بر پايه
مطالعات پيشين
اين تعداد
بيماران جهت
بررسي آماري
دقيق كافي
نبوده و ما بر
آنيم كه
مطالعه را تا
رسيدن به سطح
نمونه كافي
جهت مطالعه
آماري دقيق
ادامه دهيم .
در آينده اي
نه جندان دور
توانائي پاسخ
قطعي به اين سوال
را خواهيم
داشت كه آيا CD34
ارزش تعيين
پيش آگهي در
بيماران مبتلا
به لوسمي حاد
ميلوئيدي را
دارد يا خير .
Title of Article : The aspects of
Arsenic trioxide in treatment of Acute promyelocytic
leukemia
Author(s) : Dr.Alimoghaddam Kamran Ghavamzadeh , A(1) ; Alimoghaddam , K(1) ; Aghdami,N
(1) ; Rastegarpanah , M (1) ; Shalchian
,M(2) ; Tavassoli ,P(1); Jahani
, M(1); Khodabandeh , A(1) ; Baibordi,E(1)
Address :
Background :
Recently it has been shown that Arsenic compounds including
Arsenic Trioxide (As 203) and Arsenic Disulfide , two
components used in some traditional Chinese remedies , are very effective and
relatively safe drug in APL treatment .
Methods and Materials :
Fourteen patients with refractory/relapsed and newly APL
were treated with Arsenic Tirioxide . The diagnosis of APL was established on the basis of
clinical presentation , morphological criteria of the
French American-British (FAB) classification .
The following protocol was used :
10 mg As203 ( 10ml,0.1% aqua solution ) for 6 weeks duration . Those patients
who failed to reach CR after 2 courses were considered as nonresponders
(NR) and were treated with chemotherapy .
Results :
Of 14 patients in the current study ,
despite two cases of intolerance to therapy and one case of sudden death , 11
patients showed somplete remission in full criteria .
Intention to treat analysis shows the overall complete remission rate was 78.6%
( conf.95% , 49.2-95.3) . Which was 6/8 (75% ) for newly diagnosed patients and 5/6 (83.3 % ) for
refractory or relapsed group respectively .
One patient with relapsed APL and another newly diagnosed
patient were excluded on day 12 and 10 of therapy because of the adverse effect
of AT. Another newly diagnosed patient died due to on cardiac arrest on day 32
while she was experiencing good response . The median
duration of therapy after excluding the three above patients was 31 days ( range 22-34 days ) .
Adverse effects consisted of elevated liver enzyme(s) ( five time above normal limit ) 9 OF 14,ATRA symdrome 5 OF 14 , lecukocytosis
5 OF 14 , and pericardial effusion , 2 OF 14 . The median follow up duration
was 100 days ( range 30-359 days ) .
Discussion :
In summation we concluded that using AT in treatment of
patients with APL has better efficacy and outcome in comparison with other
previous therapies .
Title of Article : Hepatotoxicity and leukocytosis
in patients with acute promyelocyte leukemia treated
with Arsenic Trioxide (AT )
Author(s) : Aimoghaddam , K(1) ;
Rastegarpanah ,M(1) ; Aghdami
, N (1) ; Shalchian , M (2) ; Khoein
,B(1) ; Jahani ,M(1) ; Irvani,M(1)
; Ghavamzadeh ,A(1) ; Tavassoli,
P(1) ; Ahmadi , I(1) ;
Address :1)
Background :
Results of the clinical trials using Arsenic Trioxide , demonstrated that a significant numger of patients with APL were able to achieve a complete
remission , of a disappearance of all visible leukemic
cells . Although most adverse effects due to AT therapy were tolerable
, but sever tocicities related to AT might be
observed , including hepatic damage , cardiac arrhythmia and leukocytosis .
Methods and Materials :
Thirteen patients with new ,
relapsed or refractory APL were treated with 10 mg AT daily until visible leukemic cells were eliminated from the bone marrow .
Results :
Eleven patients (84.6% ) entered
into CR and the median time to obtain CR was 31 days ( range 22 to 44 days ) .
Hepatic toxicity occurred in 8 of 13 patients 61.5% (Conf 95%
, 31.6-86.1 ) with elevation of the serum glutamic
pyruvic transaminase (SGPT)
ranging from 114 to 940 IU/L (median 174 IU/L , normal rang 7 to 23 IU/L ) and
serum glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase (SGOT ) ranging from 50 to 365 IU/L ( median
95 IU/L , normal rang 7 to 32 IU/L ) . all patients
recovered without any interruption to their regiment except one (SGOT 365 IU/L
, SGPT 940 IU/L and Total Bill 3.3 mmol/L .
Hyperleukocytosis ( WBC >10 109/L )
developed in 4 of the 13 , (30.8% ) patients . The median baseline leukocyte
count for patients with leukocytosis ( 10.800 109 ) was
higher ( p=0.04) than for patients who did not develop leukocytosis
( 1.100 109/L). the leukocytosis
resolved in all cases .
Conclusion :
Although most of adverse effects of AT like hepatic
toxicities and leukocytosis are reversible
, but watchful monitoring of the patients should be done .