Hyperleukocytosis associated pulmonary leukostasis in acute leukaemia.
Harshabad Singh, B N S Prasad, Jagdish, Atul Batra
Abstract
Harshabad Singh, B N S Prasad, Jagdish, Atul Batra
Abstract
Leukostasis is a fatal complication in granulocytic leukaemia. Brain and lung are most commonly involved organs in leukostasis. In the lung, the clinical presentation simulates infections and haemorrhagic complications of acute leukaemia. Being a medical emergency, early recognition of leukostasis and initiation of therapy prevents mortality.
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Leukostasis is a fatal complication in granulocytic leukaemia. Brain and lung are most commonly involved organs in leukostasis. In the lung, the clinical presentation simulates infections and haemorrhagic complications of acute leukaemia. Being a medical emergency, early recognition of leukostasis and initiation of therapy prevents mortality.
Key concepts: Leukostasis, Medicine, Complication, Presentation (obstetrics), Myeloid leukaemia, Lung, Internal medicine, Surgery