Therapy-related acute myeloblastic leukemia after mitoxantrone treatment in a patient with MS
D. Brassat, Christian Récher, E. Waubant, Emmanuelle Le Page, F. Rigal‐Huguet, G. Laurent, Gilles Edan, M. Clanet
Abstract
D. Brassat, Christian Récher, E. Waubant, Emmanuelle Le Page, F. Rigal‐Huguet, G. Laurent, Gilles Edan, M. Clanet
Abstract
The authors report a patient with severe secondary progressive MS who responded to mitoxantrone but developed a fatal acute myeloblastic leukemia 15 months after completion of mitoxantrone therapy. Therapy-related acute leukemia (TRAL) in relation with mitoxantrone is rare; this patient was the first case among a cohort of 802 French MS patients treated with mitoxantrone. Nevertheless, this case stresses the need to further evaluate the long-term risk of TRAL in patients with MS who receive mitoxantrone.
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The authors report a patient with severe secondary progressive MS who responded to mitoxantrone but developed a fatal acute myeloblastic leukemia 15 months after completion of mitoxantrone therapy. Therapy-related acute leukemia (TRAL) in relation with mitoxantrone is rare; this patient was the first case among a cohort of 802 French MS patients treated with mitoxantrone. Nevertheless, this case stresses the need to further evaluate the long-term risk of TRAL in patients with MS who receive mitoxantrone.
Key concepts: Mitoxantrone, Medicine, Acute myeloblastic leukemia, Leukemia, Acute leukemia, Oncology, Internal medicine, Cohort