Histiocytic Diseases Flashcards

(48 cards)

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What are Langerhans cells

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Interstitial DCs in the epidermis

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What are interdigitating DCs

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DCs that occur in the T cell domains in the LNs and spleen

Can be resident DCs or migratory DCs in LNs
- migratory arrive in lymphatics from tissues

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What cytokines and GFs influence DC development

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FLT3 ligand
GM-CSF
TNF-alpha
IL-4
TGF-beta
M-CSF (macrophage CSF)

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Blood monocytes can differentiate into what and what controls which way they go

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Macrophages - under influence of M-CSF

DCs - under influence of GM-CSF and IL-4

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Where are dermal interstitial DCs found

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In the dermis, especially adjacent to postcapillary venules

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Canine DCs abundantly express what 3 things

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CD1a
MHC I
MHC II

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CD11/CD18 are also known as

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Beta-2 integrins

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What do Langerhans cells express

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CD11c
E-cadherin

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What do macrophages express

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CD11b

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Macrophages in what locations express CD11d

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Splenic red pulp and bone marrow

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Dermal interstitial DCs express what

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CD11c
CD11b
CD90/Thy-1

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What costimulatory molecules are on DCs and what are their ligands

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CD80/86 (B7 family)

Ligands: CD28 and CTLA-4

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In situ DCs have high/low expression of MHC class II and costimulatory molecules

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Low

They are more receptive to antigen uptake

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Migratory DCs have high/low expression of MHC II and costimulatory molecules

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High

better at antigen presentation to T cells

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Which CDs are only detectable in fresh smears or snap frozen tissues

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CD1a
CD11b
CD11c
CD80
CD86

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What CDs can be used on formalin fixed paraffin embedded tissues to presumptively identify histiocytes

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CD18
CD11d

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What other markers can be used on FFPE tissue

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Iba-1 - identifies macrophages and DCs

CD163 and CD204 - class A scavenger receptors; largely expressed by macrophages in normal tissues but also expressed by DC subsets in some species

E-cadherin

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IHC cutaneous histiocytoma

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E-cadherin+

**This is unique to them! Can differentiate them from reactive histiocytoses (cutaneous histioticytosis and systemic histoicytosis)

Cutaneous Langerhans cell histiocytosis is identical IHC to histiocytomas

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Regression of histiocytomas is mediated by what

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CD8+ alpha/beta T lymphocytes

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Cutaneous Langerhans cell histiocytosis more common in what breed

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Cutaneous histiocytosis IHC

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E-cadherin NEGATIVE (different from LHC/histiocytoma)

CD1a +
CD1b+
CD1c+
CD11c+
MHC II +
Thy-1+
CD4+

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Systemic histiocytosis IHC

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Identical to cutaneous histiocytosis

23
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What breeds are predisposed to histiocytic sarcoma

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Flat coated retrievers
Rotties
Mini schnauzers
Corgis in Japan

24
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What genetic changes have been identified in Berners and flat coats with histiocytic sarcoma

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Deletions of TSGs CDKN2A/B, RB1, and PTEN

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A genome wide association study found a haplotype where in 96% of Berners
Haplotype spanning MTAP and part of CDKN2A
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A gain of function mutation was recently identified in what gene in 37% of Berners with histiocytic sarcoma (and 9% of other breeds with histiocytic sarcoma)
PTPN11
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Risk of periarticular histiocytic sarcoma in Berners has been linked to what other condition
Prior joint disease
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Flat coats are more likely to have histiocytic sarcoma of the __ and Berners more likely __
Flat coats = limbs Berners = diffuse visceral disease
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Localized histiocytic sarcoma is __x more frequent in flat coats vs Berners while disseminated HS is __x more frequent in Berners than flat coats
7x 2x
30
What percent of primary brain tumors are histiocytic sarcoma? Secondary?
Primary = 5% Secondary = 4.5%
31
How do you differentiate periarticular histiocytic sarcoma from synovial cell sarcoma using IHC? What about synovial myxoma?
Periarticular histiocytic sarcoma: CD18+ Synovial cell sarcoma: cytokeratin + Synovial myxoma: vimentin+, HSP25+, cadherin 11+; cytokeratin -, S-100-; +/- CD18+ (20-40%)
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What serum test may serve as a potential marker of histiocytic sarcoma in Berners
Serum ferritin - it was high in most dogs with clinical HS and 2 of 5 dogs with early HS
33
What lung lobe is the most common pulmonary location for HS?
Right middle lung lobe
34
Internal air bronchograms are common/uncommon on rads with pulmonary HS
Common
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MST for periarticular HS with amputation? Met rate?
6m Met rate = 91%
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What location is associated with better MST with HS?
Periarticular - MST 391d vs. 128d for other locations Even with Mets they do better 13 of 19 the periarticular cases in that study had suspected Mets
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Is metastasis prognostic with periarticular histiocytic sarcoma
YES - while they can do well with Mets, they do even better without No mets MST 980d With mets MST 253d
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Response rate for CCNU for HS in the gross disease setting, median duration of response, and MST of responders in Skorupski 2007 study?
Response rate 46% Med duration of response 85d MST responders 172d (vs 60d in no responders)
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What bloodwork findings are associated with hemophagocytic histiocytic sarcoma
Anemia - 94% Thrombocytopenia - 88% Hypoalbuminemia - 94% Hypocholesterolemia - 69%
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Do steroids improve response to therapy?
Debatable - they did NOT in the Korupski CCNU 2007 study
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Response rat and med response duration in Rassnick 2010 study
RR 29% Med response duration 96d
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What was the MST of dogs with localized HS treated with local therapy (sx or RT) + CCNU?
19m
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Response rate for alternating dox + CCNU q2wks? Med time to progression?
RR 58% Med TTP 185d
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Response rate of dacarbazine as rescue for HS? Event free ST of responders?
RR 18% Event free ST of responders = 70d
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Epirubicin response rate in HS
29%
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MST for periarticular treated with RT? Did they live longer than those that weren’t treated with RT?
MST 182d Yes they did better (duh)
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MST for dogs treated with palliative RT + CCNU
208d
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MST for hemophagocytic sarcoma regardless of therapy
1-2m