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`1. Caballero MD, Gonzalez M, Canizo MC, Orfao A,
`Nieto MJ, San-Miguel_lF. Concomitant chronic lym-
`phocytic leukemia (CLL) and acute myeloid leukemia.
`Complete remission of CLL achieved with high—dose
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`Acute megaloblastic anemia: homocysteine
`levels are useful for diagnosis and follow-up
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`Sir,
`Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin) and Folic acid deficiencies
`lead to megaloblastic anemia (MA), and induce
`accumulation of methylmalonic acid (MMA) and
`homocysteine (HCY).‘ The most common presenta-
`tion OFMA is classical macrocytic anemia. Other pre-
`sentations are acute megaloblastosis (AM) and
`masked megaloblastosis.“ In this report, we present
`a case OFAM diagnosed and Followed up by evalua-
`tion oFH(_Ylevels_
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`A 45-year old male was diagnosed as having
`Philadelphia—positive chronic myelogenous leukemia.
`Three years after diagnosis the patient developed a
`lymphoid blast crisis and was started on a chemo-
`therapy protocol. The first consolidation treatment
`consisted oF6—mercaptopurine, methotrexate (MTX),
`VM-26 and cytarabine. MTX rescue with Folinic acid
`was performed Following standard guidelines. On day
`+14 a platelet count oF9><1 O9/L was 1°ound.Hb was
`99 g/L, mean corpuscular volume (MCV) 92 FL and
`leukocyte count was 7.06><1OV9/L with 84% of neu-
`trophils with hypersegmentation. Reticulocyte count
`was 0.O53><10‘2/L (1.66%). Vitamin B12 levels and
`red cell Folate were 322 pmol /L (normal 150-1200)
`and 938 nmol/L (normal 441-1285), respectively. A
`BM aspirate revealed 30% of erythroid precursors
`with megaloblastic features and a 55% OF myeloid
`precursors with increased size and no blast cells.
`Serum HCYlevels were 38 umol/L(normal<16).The
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`The flow cytometric dot plots clearly show that virtually all
`CD19’ cells are positive for CD5 antigen and there are two
`cell populations with different HLA-DR antigen expression
`pattern. CD33 antigen ls found to be the only antigen that
`expressed more than 50% of the bells and most of them are
`negative for HLA-DR antigen.
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`nosis but we do not have any doubts about the diag-
`nosis because more then 1O><1O9/L cells expressed
`CD5, CD19, CD20 and CD22 (Figure 1).
`The concomitant presentation oFAML and CLL is
`extremely rare and the use of two—color flow cytom—
`etry to diFFerentiate the cell populations demon-
`strates the utility ofthis technology in the diagnosis
`ofunusual hematologic malignancies.
`Mustafa Nuri Yenerel, * Ibrahim Hatemi, ° Huseyin Keskin*
`*lstanbuI University, Istanbul Medical School, Department of Inter-
`nal Medicine, Division of Hematology, Qapa, Istanbul; °Haseki
`State Hospital, Haseki, Istanbul, Turkey
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`correspondence
`Mustafa Nuri Yenerel, MD, Istanbul University, Istanbul
`Medical School, Department of/nternal Medicine, Division
`of Hematology, Capa, Istanbul, Turkey. Fax: international
`+90.2 12.637 7263.
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`Table 1. Evolution of analytical parameters during Iolinic
`acid and vitamin B12 treatment.
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`AM, acute megaloblastosls; MCV’, mean corpuscular volume.
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`patient was diagnosed as having AM and began
`treatment with Folinic acid 12 mg iv in one single dose
`and Folic acid 5 mg/day po For 14 days and par-
`enteral vitamin B12 2 mg/day For4 consecutive days.
`After 10 days ol’ treatment
`the platelet count
`increased to 112x109/L and reticulocyte count to
`0.163x‘1O12/L(5.41%). Vitamin B12 level was 716
`pmol/L, red cell folate level 1,506 nmol/Land serum
`HCY level decreased to normal value (9 umol/L)
`(Table 1).
`Four different clinical forms of megaloblastosis
`have been described.“ The classical Form has an
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`insidious onset with Frequent neurologic symptoms
`and macrocytic anemia. Vitamin Bwz and/or red cell
`Folate levels are decreased. The second form is the
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`subtle MA anemia with ill—defined clinical symptoms
`and decreased or borderline vitamin BIZ and Folic acid
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`levels with other abnormalities (dUST, HCY, MMA)?
`Masked megaloblastosis coexists with other defi-
`ciencies; MCV is normal or decreased.” MA ofacute
`onset is the rarest Form.‘ There are two clinical pre-
`sentations; the masked undiagnosed classical MA
`with cytopenias of abrupt onset and the so-called
`AM.“ In AM severe thrombocytopenia develops in 1
`to 3 weeks, MCV is normal or only moderately
`increased. This presentation is more Frequent
`in
`patients with risk Factors: parenteral nutrition, infec-
`tion, dialysis or treatment with some antifolate drugs.
`Mortality is high." The reticulocyte count is low. Vit-
`amin B12 and red cell Folate levels are normal. BM
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`aspirate shows megaloblastic changes. Classically,
`dUST is used as a diagnostic test. Nevertheless, HCY
`serum assays provide a sensitive test For the diagno-
`sis oFAM, especially in its early stages? In vitamin B12
`deficiences both HCY and MMA levels are high.
`In
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`Folate deficiencies only HCY concentration is
`increased.9r1‘—‘ HCY levels are also useful for AM Follow-
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`up oFAM; levels return to normal after starting treat-
`ment with vitamin B1; or Folic acid. The evaluation of
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`serum HCY levels is an easy and non—invasive test For
`the diagnosis and follow-up oFAM.
`Marina Carrasco, Angel Remacha, Anna Sureda,
`Pilar Sarda, Rodrigo Martino, Jorge Sierra
`Department of Hematology, Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau,
`Barcelona, Spain
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`Key words
`Acute megaloblastosis, fin/ic acid, cobalamin, homocysteine
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`Correspondence
`Angel Remacha Sevilla, MD, Laboratorio de Hematologfa,
`Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pan, Antoni Maria i Claret,
`767, 08025 Barcelona, Spain. Phone: international +34-
`93-29 7 9290 — Fax: international +34—93—29 7 9 7 92 ~ E-
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`mail: 2 7 07@lisp. santpau. es
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`34299-107.
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`Favorable impact of low-dose fludarabine plus
`epirubicin and cyclophosphamide regimen (FLEC) as
`treatment for low-grade non-Hodgkin’s lymphomas
`Monica Bocchia, Catia Bigazzi, Silvia Marconcini,
`Francesco Forconi, Giuseppe Marotta, Renato Algeri,
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`in vitro induced by shear stress
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`Pier Mannuccio Mannucci, Francesco l. Pareti . 721-725
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`Lipoprotein(a) concentration is not associated with
`venous thromboembolism in a case control study
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`Long-term cost-effectiveness of low molecular weight
`heparin versus unfractionated heparin for
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`in elective hip replacement
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`Short-term, serum-free, static culture of cord blood-
`derived CD34+ cells: effects of FLT3-L and MIP-1a
`on In vltro expansion of hematopoletlc progenitor cells
`Gemma Capmany, Sergi Querol, Jose’ Antonio Cancelas,
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`IL-4) and CD30 expression/release during measles
`infection
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`Antonella Rigo, Sergio Romagnani,
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`myeloblastic leukemia: biological and clinical features
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`Cristina Carboni, Deborah Ruggeri, Emanuela Ottaviani,
`Susanna Pelliconi, Paolo Ricci, Rocco Pastano, Giuseppe
`Visanl, Alfonso Zaccaria, Sante Tura .
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`cleavage of the ALL1 gene in acute lymphoid
`leukemia before treatment disappears in relapse
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`Outcome of biphenotypic acute leukemia
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`Mike Hamblin, John Swansbury, Jennifer G. Treleaven,
`Athanasios Zomas, Ayad Atra, Daniel Catovsky . 699-706
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`A prospective study of or-interferon and autologous
`bone marrow transplantation in chronic myeloid
`leukemia
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`Leukemia. Writing committee: Giovanna Meloni,
`Domenico Russo, Michele Baccarani, Nicoletta Testoni,
`Giovanni Mariinelli, Renato Fanin. Eliana Zuffa,
`Gianantonio Rosti, Giuliana Allmena, Giuseppe Saglio,
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`to cure the antiphospholipid syndrome
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`Gianalessandro Moroni, Armando Santoro,
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`the gene encoding erythroid spectrin or-chain, in the
`Greek population
`Issidora Papassideri, Marianna Antonelou,
`Fotini Karababa, Afroditi Loutradi-Anagnostou,
`Jean Delaunay, Lukas H. Margaritis .
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`polycythemia vera in treatment with hydroxyurea
`Emma Cacciola. Rossella Rosaria Cacciola,
`Patrizia Guglielmo, Fabio Stagno,
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`Absence of p53 mutation in 15 cases of myeloid
`malignancies with structural rearrangements of 3q
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`Conxa Boqué, Olga Lopez, Josep F. Nomdedéu 757-758
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`Invasive cerebral aspergillosis in a patient
`with aplastic anemia.
`Response to liposomal amphotericin and surgery
`Dolores Lopez Rodriguez, Carmen Albo Lopez,
`Esmeralda Benltez Cobos, Aida Jimenez Blanco,
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`Transient response of myeloma clone
`to pamidronate therapy
`Alessandro Corso. Cesare Astori. Ester Orlandi,
`Patrizia Zappasodi, Luca Arcaini,
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`A paradoxical side-effect of antiaggregating treatment
`with ticlopidine: the Moschowitz syndrome
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`Flow cytometry of cell suspensions from lymph nodes:
`immunophenotype, DNA content and proliferative rate
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`Haematologica
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