Disorders ofDisorders of
LeucocytesLeucocytes
Quiz CasesQuiz Cases
Dr.CSBR.Prasad, M.D.,
Case-1 What is your diagnosis?
• insert
• How to differentiate this from leukemoid
reaction?
• Name the chromosomal abnormality
• Name the drug used in the treatment of this
condition
• Name the causes for massive splenomegaly
• Name the causes for basophilia
Case-2 What is shown in the slide and
what is your diagnosis?
Case-3 60yo male with huge spleen and anemia
Case-4
• A 60 yo male patient with pain in left
hypochondrium of 6 months duration
• o/e huge spleen - crossing the mid line
• Peripheral blood smear:
– Leucoerythroblastic blood picture
– Tear drop cells
– Abnormal platelets
• The most likely diagnosis is…..?
Case-5 Hemogram for interpretation.
Case-6 What do you call these cells? Name the causative agent.
Case-7 Identify the abnormality in the smear.
Case- 8
25 yo male with
fever of
1month
duration.
Case-9 2 yofemale child with petechiae, fever and
lymphadenopathy of 1month duration.
Peripheral blood smear is given below.
Case-10 How do you interpret the
following findings?
• 25yo male with fever of 5days duration
• Total leucocyte count 40,000 /cumm
• Differential count:
 Neutrophils 70%
 Stab cells 20%
 Lymphocytes 5%
 Eosinophils 3%
 Monocytes 2%
 Basophils 0%
• RBC parameters and Platelets are normal
Case-11 60 yo female with bone pain. X-ray,
Bone marrow and serum electrophoresis are
given. What is your diagnosis?
Case-12
Where do you
see these
abnormalities?
Q-1
Identify this person
Use the clues given
Q-2 Identify the personality
(in 2009)
Identify the drug by using the clues
E N D
Dr.CSBR.Prasad, M.D.,
Prof & HOD of Pathology,
Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College,
Kolar-563101,
Karnataka.
CSBRPRASAD@REDIFFMAIL.COM

Leucocyte Disorders - Case studies

  • 1.
    Disorders ofDisorders of LeucocytesLeucocytes QuizCasesQuiz Cases Dr.CSBR.Prasad, M.D.,
  • 2.
    Case-1 What isyour diagnosis? • insert
  • 3.
    • How todifferentiate this from leukemoid reaction? • Name the chromosomal abnormality • Name the drug used in the treatment of this condition • Name the causes for massive splenomegaly • Name the causes for basophilia
  • 4.
    Case-2 What isshown in the slide and what is your diagnosis?
  • 5.
    Case-3 60yo malewith huge spleen and anemia
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    Case-4 • A 60yo male patient with pain in left hypochondrium of 6 months duration • o/e huge spleen - crossing the mid line • Peripheral blood smear: – Leucoerythroblastic blood picture – Tear drop cells – Abnormal platelets • The most likely diagnosis is…..?
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    Case-5 Hemogram forinterpretation.
  • 8.
    Case-6 What doyou call these cells? Name the causative agent.
  • 9.
    Case-7 Identify theabnormality in the smear.
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    Case- 8 25 yomale with fever of 1month duration.
  • 11.
    Case-9 2 yofemalechild with petechiae, fever and lymphadenopathy of 1month duration. Peripheral blood smear is given below.
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    Case-10 How doyou interpret the following findings? • 25yo male with fever of 5days duration • Total leucocyte count 40,000 /cumm • Differential count:  Neutrophils 70%  Stab cells 20%  Lymphocytes 5%  Eosinophils 3%  Monocytes 2%  Basophils 0% • RBC parameters and Platelets are normal
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    Case-11 60 yofemale with bone pain. X-ray, Bone marrow and serum electrophoresis are given. What is your diagnosis?
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    Case-12 Where do you seethese abnormalities?
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    Q-2 Identify thepersonality (in 2009)
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    Identify the drugby using the clues
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    Dr.CSBR.Prasad, M.D., Prof &HOD of Pathology, Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College, Kolar-563101, Karnataka. CSBRPRASAD@REDIFFMAIL.COM

Editor's Notes

  • #10 Hypersegmented neutrophils, a feature of megaloblastic anemias, are not present in the nonmegaloblastic macrocytic anemias, except with myelodysplastic disorders.
  • #15 1-Trisomy-8 karyotype 2-Trisomy 1 and monosomy 7 Both are seen in MDS.
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  • #18 ATRA used in Acute promyelocytic leukemia t(15,17) causes “retinoid acid syndrome” which is characterized by weight gain, pleural and pericardial effusions, interstitial pulmonary infiltrates. In this case, retinoid acid should be stopped and treatment with cytostatic drugs must be started. Steroids may also be necessary.