Some Data Concerning the Onset of the Acute Myeloblastic Crisis in Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia
C. Gardikas, D. Thomopoulos, J. Hatzioannou, H.T. Kanaghinis, J. Jordanoglou, K. Lyberatos
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C. Gardikas, D. Thomopoulos, J. Hatzioannou, H.T. Kanaghinis, J. Jordanoglou, K. Lyberatos
Abstract
The main clinical and haematological features of the onset of the acute myeloblastic crisis in patients with chronic myeloid leukaemia are presented. The main haematological feature was a fall of Hb and haematocrit in 11, a fall of WBC in 6, a fall of platelets in 2, a rise of WBC in 3, a rise of myeloblasts in 5 and a rise of WBC and myeloblasts in 8 patients.
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The main clinical and haematological features of the onset of the acute myeloblastic crisis in patients with chronic myeloid leukaemia are presented. The main haematological feature was a fall of Hb and haematocrit in 11, a fall of WBC in 6, a fall of platelets in 2, a rise of WBC in 3, a rise of myeloblasts in 5 and a rise of WBC and myeloblasts in 8 patients.
Key concepts: Chronic myeloid leukaemia, Medicine, Blast Crisis, Myeloid leukaemia, Acute myeloblastic leukemia, Myeloid, Platelet, Immunology