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April 12 2014 Virginia Harrod MD PhD Pediatric Hematology Oncology Overview Definition of anemia Review of CBC values Review of Hemoglobin Types of Anemia Microcytic macrocytic normocytic ID: 914378

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AnemiaDell Children’s Medical CenterApril 12, 2014

Virginia Harrod, MD, PhD

Pediatric Hematology Oncology

Slide2

Overview Definition of anemiaReview of CBC values

Review of Hemoglobin

Types of Anemia

Microcytic, macrocytic, normocytic

Diagnostic Evaluations and Workup

When to consult or refer to Hematology

Slide3

Definition of Anemiaa condition in which the blood is deficient in red blood cells, in hemoglobin, or in total volume

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/anemia

Slide4

What is in a CBC?WBC (white blood cell)

Differential (

neutr

,

lymphs

,

monos

,

eos

,

baso

)

Hemoglobin (RBC,

Hct

, MCV, MCHC)

Platelets (MPV)

Slide5

What is missing from a CBC?Reticulocyte count

Gives an indication if the body “knows” something is wrong and if it can respond appropriately

Peripheral smear

Gives us insight into processes

Slide6

Definition of Anemia

Age (years)

Hemoglobin (g/

dL

)

Mean (low limit)

Hematocrit

(%)

Mean (low limit)

0.5-1.9

12.5 (11.0)

37 (33)

2-412.5 (11.0)38 (34)5-713.0 (11.5)39 (35)8-1113.5 (12)40 (36)12-14 Female Male13.5 (12.0)14.0 (12.5)41 (36)43 (37)15-17 Female Male14.0 (12.0)15.0 (13.0)41 (36)46 (38)18-49 Female Male14.0 (12.0)16.0 (14.0)42 (37)47 (40)

Nathan and

Oski’s

Hematology of Infancy and Childhood 6

th

Ed., Ch10, pp409

Slide7

HemoglobinStructure

Synthesis

Function

Structure of Hemoglobin

http://themedicalbiochemistrypage.org/hemoglobin-myoglobin.php

Slide8

HemoglobinStructure

Synthesis

Function

a2b2

Structure of Hemoglobin

http://sickle.bwh.harvard.edu/hbsynthesis.html

Slide9

HemoglobinStructureSynthesis

Function

Carry oxygen from lungs to body and carry CO2 from body to lungs

Found in Red Blood Cells

97% of the RBC is hemoglobin

Structure of Hemoglobin

en.wikipedia.org

American Society of Hematology Image Bank Online

Slide10

Classifications of AnemiaBased on RBC size (MCV)

Microcytic (hypochromic)

Macrocytic

Normocytic (normochromic)

Based on Physiology

Production problem

Maturation problem

Destruction problem

Slide11

Macrocytic Anemias

Megaloblastic

marrow changes

Vitamin B12 deficiency

Folic acid deficiency

Hereditary

oroticaciduria

Without

megaloblastic

changes

Liver disease

Hypothyroid

Bone marrow failureAplastic anemiaFanconi’s anemiaDiamond Blackfan anemiaMyelodysplasia

Slide12

Macrocytic Anemias

Megaloblastic

marrow changes

Vitamin B12 deficiency

Usually associated with pernicious anemia

Loss of gastric parietal cells/intrinsic factor required for absorption of

vit

B12 in ileum.

Otherwise rare except some at risk groups:

Lower socioeconomic group, infants, elderly

Folic acid deficiency

Hereditary

oroticaciduria

Slide13

Macrocytic Anemias

Megaloblastic

marrow changes

Vitamin B12 deficiency

Folic acid deficiency

Natural food sources

Dark green leafy veggies, fruit, nuts, beans, dairy, liver

01/1998 – US Government (FDA) – requiring supplementation

Breads, cereals, pastas, rice, grains

Uncommon (poor diet, alcoholism,

malabsorptive

d/o)

Am J Clin Nutr. 2013 Oct;98(4):1042-7. doi: 10.3945/ajcn.113.059683. Epub 2013 Aug 14.Near-elimination of folate-deficiency anemia by mandatory folic acid fortification in older US adults: Reasons for Geographic and Racial Differences in Stroke study 2003-2007.Odewole OA1, Williamson RS, Zakai NA, Berry RJ, Judd SE, Qi YP, Adedinsewo DA, Oakley GP Jr.

Slide14

Macrocytic Anemias

Megaloblastic

marrow changes

Vitamin B12 deficiency

Folic acid deficiency

Hereditary

oroticaciduria

Without

megaloblastic

changes

Liver disease

Hypothyroid

Bone marrow failureAplastic anemiaFanconi’s anemiaDiamond Blackfan anemiaMyelodysplasia

Slide15

Bone Marrow FailureFanconi’s

anemia

Diamond

Blackfan

anemia

Aplastic anemia

Myelodysplasia

Characteristics

Smaller than average

Usually presents before

teen years

Developmental defects (60%): thumb/armDevelopmental delaysGI disturbanceshttp://radiopaedia.org/articles/fanconi-anaemia

Slide16

Bone Marrow Failure

Fanconi’s

anemia

Diamond

Blackfan

anemia

Aplastic anemia

Myelodysplasia

Characteristics

Craniofacial

malformations

Usually presents in infancyDevelopmental defects (60%): thumb/armCardiac, GU malformationsLow birth weight, growth delayshttp://dbafoundation.org/testimonials/DBA Foundation Support

Slide17

Bone Marrow Failure

Fanconi’s

anemia

Diamond

Blackfan

anemia

Aplastic anemia

Myelodysplasia

Characteristics

Present similar to leukemia

Pancytopenia:

fever, bruising, preceding illnessesNormal MarrowAplastic Anemia

MDS

ASH

Image Bank Online

Slide18

Microcytic AnemiasUsually represents impaired synthesis

Heme

Assembly line is interrupted

Iron

Lead

Globin

Thalassemias

Slide19

Iron Absorption

New Human Physiology, 2

nd

Ed.,

Paulev

and

Zubieta

, 2004

Slide20

Iron Absorption

New Human Physiology, 2

nd

Ed.,

Paulev

and

Zubieta

, 2004

Slide21

Iron Absorption

New Human Physiology, 2

nd

Ed.,

Paulev

and

Zubieta

, 2004

Calcium ?

Slide22

Iron Absorption

New Human Physiology, 2

nd

Ed.,

Paulev

and

Zubieta

, 2004

Calcium ?

Lead

tox

Slide23

Iron Deficiency AnemiaLow MCVLow

Retic

Low ferritin

Common clinical scenarios:

Pale child, high milk intake, “picky eater”, clinically appears well (not fatigued, no fevers,

etc

)

Slide24

Microcytic AnemiasUsually represents impaired synthesis

Heme

Iron

Lead

Globin

Thalassemias

ASH

Image Bank Online

Slide25

ThalassemiaAlpha Decreased production of alpha globin chains

Beta

Decreased production of beta globin chains

Beta major (

b0),

beta

intermedia

(b+)

Typically autosomal recessive, but some not

Slide26

Microcytic AnemiasUsually represents impaired synthesis

Heme

Iron

Lead

Globin

Thalassemias

Basophilic

stippling

ASH

Image Bank Online

Slide27

Microcytic AnemiasUsually represents impaired synthesis

Heme

Iron

Lead

Globin

Thalassemias

ASH

Image Bank Online

Slide28

Microcytic Anemia Workup

http://

www.aafp.org

/

afp

/2009/0815/p339.html

Mentzer

Index

Not reliable

Just measure ferritin

Slide29

Normocytic anemias

Hemolysis (destruction)

External factor mediated

Antibodiy

mediated,

microangiomathic

, toxins, infectious,

hypersplenism

Membrane disorders of RBC

Spherocytosis,

elipotocytosis

, PNH (paroxysmal nocturnal

hemoglobinuria)Hemoglobinopathies (sickle cell disease)Hb S, Hb CEnzyme disordersG6PD, PK defHemorrhageSome production disorders:Red cell aplasia, TEC, marrow replacement (leukemia)

Slide30

Antibody Mediated Auto-immune hemolytic anemia (AIHA)

Idiopathic or possibly infection, drugs,

etc

Warm and Cold antibodies

Diagnostic indicators:

Direct coombs

Reticulocyte counts

Microangiopathic

/infectious

Slide31

Membrane DisordersSpherocytosis

Defect in

spectrin

Autosomal Dominant

Often present with “newborn jaundice” (first day of life)

Family history of

splenectomies

Slide32

Membrane Disorders

ASH

Image Bank Online

Slide33

Sickle Cell AnemiaSubstitution on 6

th

position beta chain (

val

for glutamic acid)

Hemoglobin forms long polymers under deoxygenated (hypoxic) states

Shortened RBC life span

Microvascular

obstruction/ischemia/infarction

10% African Americans carry trait, other populations too

Slide34

Sickle Cell AnemiaLife threatening concerns

Splenic sequestration

Infection (encapsulated organisms, functional

asplenia

)

Other concerns

Aplastic crisis (

parvo

)

Vaso

-occlusive episodes (acute chest)

Slide35

Sickle Cell Anemia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sickle-

cell_disease

ASH online image bank

Slide36

Anemia Workup Algorithm

Janus, et al., Evaluation of Anemia in Children, Am

Fam

Physician 2010 Jun 15; 81(12): 1462-1471

Slide37

TreatmentsAll

anemias

Fix the problem

Deficiencies – give iron, vitamin,

etc

Sickle cell/

thal

Control symptoms

Hydroxyurea

Transfusions

Destruction issues

Splenectomy

, treat infectionMarrow failure/leukemiaImmune suppression, chemotherapy, marrow transplant

Slide38

Consult Heme?

All “genetic” conditions

Iron deficiency anemia that doesn’t ‘get better’

Anemia resulting in transfusion or hospitalization

Phone consults are welcome for quick review and ‘next step’ thoughts

Slide39

In Review Definition of anemiaReview of CBC values

Review of Hemoglobin

Types of Anemia

Microcytic, macrocytic, normocytic

Diagnostic Evaluations and Workup

When to consult or refer to Hematology