Acquired Hemolytic Anemias
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Acquired Hemolytic Anemias
DR. Sana D. Jalal
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Immune Hemolytic anemia
Autoimmune Alloimmune Drugs
Warm Cold Hemolytic Transfusion reaction
Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn
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Etiology of Warm AIHA
1.1. Idiopathic :Idiopathic : (in about one third of cases)
2. 2. Secondary:Secondary: in association with other disorders including autoimmune disorders, lymphomas and some drugs like aldomet.
auto-antibody best reacts with red cells at 37C, IgG class, usually associated with extravascular hemolysis.
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Clinical Features of Warm AIHA
• Usually with insidious onset of pallor and jaundice with splenomegaly .
• Signs and symptoms of SLE, lymphoma or history of drug intake due to hypertension.(secondary cases).
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Blood Picture in warm AIHA
Variable anemia, normochromic, spherocytes and micro-spherocytes with polychromasia
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• Most important is the Direct Coomb’s TestDirect Coomb’s Test, and if positive, it is of diagnostic value.
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Cold Autoimmune HA
• Cold AIHA may be
1. Idiopathic.
2. Secondary : in association with lymphomas and certain infections like Mycoplasma pneumoniae.
autoantibody reacts best with RBC in the cold at 4C, IgM class, with the capacity to intravascular lysis.
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Clinical Features of cold AIHA:
• In most idiopathic cases the patients have persistent pallor with or without jaundice.
• Alternatively patients may have episodes of hemoglobinuria, induced by chilling or a combination of these two patterns may also occur.
• Cold mediated vaso-occlusion phenomena like acrocyanosis may be encountered.
• Splenomegaly is commonly encountered.
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Blood film in cold AIHA
Direct Coomb’s testDirect Coomb’s test is classically positive.Detection of significant cold antibodies by the cold agglutinin titre tests.
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•Aplastic Anemia
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Definition
• Pancytopenia in the blood and a hypocellular marrow in which normal haemopoietic elements are replaced by fat cells.
• Abnormal cells are not present in the peripheral blood or bone marrow.
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Etiology
Idiopathic Drugs related Irradiation Infective agents
> 2/3 of cases
a.Cytotoxic drugs.
b.Other drugs Chloramph-enicol, Benzene, sulphonamide
Hepatitis, HIV, EBVirus etc.
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Clinical Manifestations
1.Bleeding tendency, Purpura , mucous membrane bleeding, e,g epistaxis, GI blood loss , bleeding per vagina.
2. Tiredness.
3. Infections.
4. No jaundice.
5. No organomegaly.
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Blood Picture
• Pancytopenia ( reduction in Red cells (HB), WBC, and Platelets).
• CBP Findings :
Red cells : normochromic, usually macrocytic, with reduced retics.
Red cell indices : MCV usually increased, MCH and MCHC usually normal.
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Bone Marrow Findings
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Anemia of Chronic Disease
• Chronic infection, inflammation or malignancy– TB, lung abscess, HIV– RA, SLE, or other autoimmune dz– Malignancy
• Release of inflammatory cytokines suppresses erythropoiesis
• Hallmarks—low serum iron, low TIBC/transferrin, normal/increased ferritin
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