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Myelodysplastic Syndromes - PPT Presentation

Austin Kulasekararaj Background and Why Described in 1900 Defined as MDS only in 1982abnormal clone dont think it spreads like breast cancer No interest in studying MDS New research novel treatments and more emphasis on disease biology ID: 510078

blood mds aml cells mds blood cells aml marrow rars abnormal count bone bleeding anaemia caused red raeb normal size related cytopenia

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Myelodysplastic Syndromes

Austin KulasekararajSlide2

Background and Why?

Described in 1900

Defined as MDS only in 1982-abnormal clone (don’t think it spreads like breast cancer)

No interest in studying MDS

New research, novel treatments and more emphasis on disease biologySlide3

What does the term "myelodysplastic" actually mean?

Myelo

= marrow

Dysplastic

= abnormal or just gone bad or funny looking

Bone marrow cells fail to make enough healthy blood cells- quantity and quality is affected.

Crowding out remaining normal cells (Cancer)Slide4

Red Blood Cells 20 trillionSlide5
Slide6

MDS features

All people with MDS have two things in common

Low count for at least 1 blood cell type (cytopenia)

Bone marrow and blood contain blood cells with an abnormal shape, size, or look.Slide7

Symptoms of MDS

Asymptomatic – abnormal blood count

Fatigue, lack of energy and shortness of breath

- caused by anaemia (low red cells)

Bruising and bleeding

- caused by low platelet cell count

Infection

- due to low numbers and/or poorly functioning white cells Slide8

Prior exposure to chemo and or radiotherapy, but 90% do not have any known exposures

Median age is @ 72 years

50%

MDS

AML

Infection, Bleeding and treatment complications

Unrelated causes

Clinical Course

Patients

25%

25%Slide9

Cytogenetics

Trephine

Blood film/Aspirate

Flow Cytometry

Bone marrow aspirate and trephine

Ouch

Diagnostic TestsSlide10

Blasts (Type 1 and 2)

Morphology of MDS

RARS

5q-Slide11

Beware of mimics, imposters, copycats and imposters

Vitamin deficiency

Other related disorders (aplastic anaemia)

ICUS (Idiopathic Cytopenia of Unknown Significance)

Nutritional and pharmacological toxicities

Immune related conditions (lupus, rheumatoid and

crohns

/ulcerative colitis)Slide12

MDS-not a single entity

?

RA/RARS

AML

Normal

Pre-MDS/NY/NQ MDS/ ICUS/ IDUS

RAEB-t ?

RAEB 1/2

CMML

MPD/MDS

Hypo

MDS

Time (years)

Clone size

RA /RARS 5q-

RCMD

AA

PNH

AML

Low

Risk

High

Risk

MDS

5q-

AML

MPN (

BCR-ABL

neg

)

CMML

aCML

MDS/MPN-U

JMML

RARS-T

JAK2+

AA

MDS