L1: Anemia - Hemolytic Anemia (3) Flashcards

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Def of Sickle Cell Anemia

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Congenital chronic hemolytic anemia due to the presence of an abnormal Hb

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Incidence of Sickle Cell Anemia

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  • It is common in black races.
  • It appears after the age of 6 months
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Pathogenesis of Sickle Cell Anemia

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Pathogenesis of Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Inheritance
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Intermediate inheritance

(incomplete dominance)

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Pathogenesis of Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Process
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CP of Sickle Cell Anemia

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CP of Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Chronic Hemolyic Anemia
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CP of Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Crises
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Crises in CP of Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Thrombotic (Vaso-Occlusive)
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Crises in CP of Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Hemolytic (Sequestration)
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Sudden progressive destruction of RBCs in the liver & spleen leading to:
- Shock
- Massive HSM

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Crises in CP of Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Hyper-Hemolytic
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  • It’s characterized by excessive hemolysis (C/P of acute hemolytic anemia)
  • The patient has also G6PD deficiency
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Crises in CP of Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Megaloblastic
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  • It is usually due to vitamin B12 deficiency
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Crises in CP of Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Aplsatic
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  • Sudden attack of B.M. aplasia which recover after 2 weeks.
  • It is usually due to Parvovirus B19
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CP of Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Spleen
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  • Splenic infarction in sickle cell anemia → Auto-splenectomy
  • Good hydration is needed to prevent thrombosis
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Complications of Sickle Cell Anemia

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  1. Short stature & delayed puberty
  2. Heart & Renal failure.
  3. Gall stones
  4. Leg ulcers
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INVx in Sickle Cell Anemia

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INVx in Sickle Cell Anemia

  • PBE
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INVx in Sickle Cell Anemia

  • BMA
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  • Erythroid hyperplasia.
  • inc. iron stores (Prussian blue stain)
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INVx in Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Sickling Test
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Examine RBCs under low O2 tension —> Sickling

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INVx in Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Hb Electrophoresis
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Most Specific

  • HbS, HbA2 & HbF (but no HbA)
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TTT of Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Between Attacks
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TTT of Sickle Cell Anemia Between Attacks

  • Blood Transfusion
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if Hb decreases < 6 gm/dl

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TTT of Sickle Cell Anemia Between Attacks

  • Hydroxyurea (Hb F inducer)
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In cases of recurrent attacks of thrombotic crisis.

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TTT of Sickle Cell Anemia Between Attacks

  • Spleenectomy
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(indicated in the following conditions):
- Pressure symptoms.
- Hypersplenism.
- Repeated sequestration crisis.

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TTT of **Sickle Cell Anemia** - During Attack
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Prognosis of **Sickle Cell Anemia**
- The condition improved with age. - The prognosis is guarded by cerebral artery occlusion
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Pathogensis of **G6PD Deficiency**
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Incidence of **G6PD Deficiency**
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Classififcation of **G6PD Deficiency**
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PPT Factors for **G6PD Deficiency**
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PPT Factors for **G6PD Deficiency** - Favism
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PPT Factors for **G6PD Deficiency** - Drugs
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PPT Factors for **G6PD Deficiency** - Severe Infection
Phagocytes produce H202 and 02 radicals
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CP of **G6PD Deficiency**
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CP of **G6PD Deficiency** - Between Attacks
Normal
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CP of **G6PD Deficiency** - During Attacks
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CP of **G6PD Deficiency** - Recurrent Severe Infections
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CP of **G6PD Deficiency** - Duration of Hemolysis
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INVx for **G6PD Deficiency**
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INVx for **G6PD Deficiency** - PBE
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INVx for **G6PD Deficiency** - Urine Analysis
**During Attack** - Hemoglobinuria
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INVx for **G6PD Deficiency** - Enzyme Assay
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INVx for **G6PD Deficiency** - CBC
**after Attack** - Completely normal (except in variants with chronic hemolysis)
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DDx of **G6PD Deficiency**
Other causes of dark colored urine (e.g. hepatitis) - Favism is characterized by the presence of pallor
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TTT of **G6PD Deficiency** - During Attack (Curative)
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TTT of **G6PD Deficiency**
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TTT of **G6PD Deficiency** - Between Attacks (Prophylaxis)
- Avoid the precipitating agents in susceptible patients. - Vitamin E: protects against hemolysis
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Def of **Hereditary Spherocytosis**
Congenital chronic hemolytic anemia Dz defect in cell membrane of RBCS.
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Etiology of **Hereditary Spherocytosis**
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Inheritance in **Hereditary Spherocytosis**
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CP of **Hereditary Spherocytosis**
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CP of **Hereditary Spherocytosis** - Asymptomatic
No Symptoms
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CP of **Hereditary Spherocytosis** - Symptomatic
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INVx for **Hereditary Spherocytosis**
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INVx for **Hereditary Spherocytosis** - PBE
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INVx for **Hereditary Spherocytosis** - BMA
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INVx for **Hereditary Spherocytosis** - Osmotic Fragility Test
**Most Specific** Measures the ability of RBCs to resist hemolysis * When exposed to different degrees of salt dilution
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INVx for **Hereditary Spherocytosis** - Flowcytometry
With eosin-5-maleimide
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INVx for **Hereditary Spherocytosis** - Acidified Glycerol Lysis Test
* RBCs are incubated in a hypotonic solution with glycerol. * Spherocytes lyse more quickly than normal RBCs → +ve result
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INVx for **Hereditary Spherocytosis** - Abdominal US
* For detection of gallbladder stones
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TTT of **Hereditary Spherocytosis**
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TTT of **Hereditary Spherocytosis** - Spleenectomy
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Spleenectomy in TTT of **Hereditary Spherocytosis** - Indications - Precautions
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TTT of **Hereditary Spherocytosis** - Exchange Transfusion
For neonatal jaundice
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Spleenectomy in TTT of **Hereditary Spherocytosis** - Blood Transfusion
If Hb < 6 gm/di
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Spleenectomy in TTT of **Hereditary Spherocytosis** - Folic Acid
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Remaining?????
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