Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
CML
- Chronic phase/ Accelerated/ Blast
- Baseline : BCR-ABL % IS
- Sokal score:
- Eutos Score:
Presentation:
Date: WBC at presentation, spleen palpable below costal margin, total spleen size, symptoms, anemia or thrombocytopenia
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Date |
Timeline |
IS % |
Goal |
BMBx/CBC |
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Baseline |
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|
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3 months |
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<10% |
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|
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6 months |
|
<10% |
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|
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9 months |
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<1% |
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|
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12 months |
|
<0.1% (
for TFR) otherwise < 1% |
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Pearls:
1. 30% of blast crisis in CML can be lymphoid rather than myeloid.
2. All the TKIs except nilotinib are FDA approved in blast crisis.
How to differentiate between CML blast crisis and de novo ph+ ALL?
FISH studies can detect the isoforms of BCR-ABL oncogene and provide important clues. The p210 isoform is commonly seen in CML, whereas the p190 isoform occurs in the majority of Ph + ALL .
Flow cytometry for CD 26+ which are seen on myeloid stem cells.
Dasatinib 100 mg CP, 140 mg daily AP
Monitor for hematologic and non hematologic toxicities which may require drug management including dose adjustment, briefly interrupting therapy, change of therapy and symptomatic management.
Non hematologic toxicities include: fluid retention, pleural and pericardial effusion, GI upset, rash.
Look for other causes of anemia and thrombocytopenia.
Rash: topical, systemic steroids
Hold for hepatotoxicity at thresholds Bili 3 times, transaminases 5 times
Imatinib cramps: calcium, magnesium, L carinitine supplements
EKG, echo, diuretics for fluid overload
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