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II. Secondary:
1. Drugs
2. Chemical
3. Radiation
4. Infection
5. Constitutional/familial
1. Drugs
- structure: hydrocarbon benzene
- dose & duration of consumption
- individual susceptible
Drugs bone marrow depression:
a. Often/always depress bone marrow:
- Cytostatic
b. Sometimes depress bone marrow:
- Antibiotic: chloramfenikol, sulfonamide ect
- Anticonvulsant: methylhidantoin
- Analgesic: Phenylbutasone
- Muscle relaxant : meprobamate
2. Chemical
- inhalation, skin contact & oral (accident)
insecticide, organic dilution, ect
3. Radiation
fast growth tissue:
- hemopoesis tissue
- gonad germinal cell
- epithel of intestine
Radiation cause damage of:
- stem cell critical period 3-6 week
- stem cell environment capillary
4. Infection
- immunologic mechanism
- cause agent stem cell
3. Bone marrow:
- hypocellular (bone marrow aplasia)
relative frequently: lymphoid cell& reticulum
- many adipose tissue
Bone marrow puncture is very important !
5. Hb F can increased
6. Fe serum
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
1. ITP and ATP
2. Leukemia aleukemic
pancytopenia
reticulocytopeni
relative lymphocytosis
Blast cell or lymphocytosis > 90 % ALL
TREATMENT
Principal of treatment:
- Remove the causes
- Avoid trauma mucosa & skin
- Avoid infection
- Blood transfusion:
as minimum as possible Hb 8 - 9 g/dl
- fraction: PRC, trombocyte & granulocyte
suspension
- Replacement the damage stem cell
bone marrow transplantation
- Other treatment:
Corticosteroid severe thrombocytopenia
Splenectomi resistance cases
Immunosuppressive agent
immunological cause
PROGNOSIS
- Age
- Bone marrow picture
- hypocellular
- acellular
- HbF concentration
>200 mg%: good prognosis
- Granulocyte:
> 2000/mm3: good prognosis
- Infection
Cause of death:
- Infection
- Bleeding