Myasthenic syndrome and oligoclonal lymphocytosis: evolution into chronic lymphocytic leukemia
Radossi, P. ; Dazzi, F. ; de Franchis, G. ; Vianello, F. ; Tison, T. ; Menin, C. ; Montagna, M. ; D'Andrea, E.
Springer
Published 1998
Springer
Published 1998
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1432-0584
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KEy words Myasthenic syndrome ; B-CLL ; Neoplastic progression ; IgH gene rearrangement ; Semi-nested PCR
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Medicine
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Abstracts We report a patient with myasthenic syndrome who, 2 years after diagnosis, developed an oligoclonal lymphocytosis. This disorder was sustained by both κ+ and λ+ CD5+ B-cell clones; over the following year, the white blood cell count increased and phenotypic characterization revealed a clear imbalance in the immunoglobulin light chain ratio (84% κ+). Accordingly, persistence of a κ+ B-cell clone was disclosed by molecular analysis of immunoglobulin heavy chain gene rearrangements. Our results may suggest that prolonged immune system stimulation due to an autoimmune disease can drive a benign lymphoproliferation into a B-cell neoplastic process.
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autor | Radossi, P. Dazzi, F. de Franchis, G. Vianello, F. Tison, T. Menin, C. Montagna, M. D'Andrea, E. |
autorsonst | Radossi, P. Dazzi, F. de Franchis, G. Vianello, F. Tison, T. Menin, C. Montagna, M. D'Andrea, E. |
book_url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s002770050360 |
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notes | Abstracts We report a patient with myasthenic syndrome who, 2 years after diagnosis, developed an oligoclonal lymphocytosis. This disorder was sustained by both κ+ and λ+ CD5+ B-cell clones; over the following year, the white blood cell count increased and phenotypic characterization revealed a clear imbalance in the immunoglobulin light chain ratio (84% κ+). Accordingly, persistence of a κ+ B-cell clone was disclosed by molecular analysis of immunoglobulin heavy chain gene rearrangements. Our results may suggest that prolonged immune system stimulation due to an autoimmune disease can drive a benign lymphoproliferation into a B-cell neoplastic process. |
package_name | Springer |
publikationsjahr_anzeige | 1998 |
publikationsjahr_facette | 1998 |
publikationsjahr_intervall | 8004:1995-1999 |
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publisher | Springer |
reference | 76 (1998), S. 45-47 |
schlagwort | KEy words Myasthenic syndrome B-CLL Neoplastic progression IgH gene rearrangement Semi-nested PCR |
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shingle_author_1 | Radossi, P. Dazzi, F. de Franchis, G. Vianello, F. Tison, T. Menin, C. Montagna, M. D'Andrea, E. |
shingle_author_2 | Radossi, P. Dazzi, F. de Franchis, G. Vianello, F. Tison, T. Menin, C. Montagna, M. D'Andrea, E. |
shingle_author_3 | Radossi, P. Dazzi, F. de Franchis, G. Vianello, F. Tison, T. Menin, C. Montagna, M. D'Andrea, E. |
shingle_author_4 | Radossi, P. Dazzi, F. de Franchis, G. Vianello, F. Tison, T. Menin, C. Montagna, M. D'Andrea, E. |
shingle_catch_all_1 | Radossi, P. Dazzi, F. de Franchis, G. Vianello, F. Tison, T. Menin, C. Montagna, M. D'Andrea, E. Myasthenic syndrome and oligoclonal lymphocytosis: evolution into chronic lymphocytic leukemia KEy words Myasthenic syndrome B-CLL Neoplastic progression IgH gene rearrangement Semi-nested PCR KEy words Myasthenic syndrome B-CLL Neoplastic progression IgH gene rearrangement Semi-nested PCR Abstracts We report a patient with myasthenic syndrome who, 2 years after diagnosis, developed an oligoclonal lymphocytosis. This disorder was sustained by both κ+ and λ+ CD5+ B-cell clones; over the following year, the white blood cell count increased and phenotypic characterization revealed a clear imbalance in the immunoglobulin light chain ratio (84% κ+). Accordingly, persistence of a κ+ B-cell clone was disclosed by molecular analysis of immunoglobulin heavy chain gene rearrangements. Our results may suggest that prolonged immune system stimulation due to an autoimmune disease can drive a benign lymphoproliferation into a B-cell neoplastic process. 1432-0584 14320584 Springer |
shingle_catch_all_2 | Radossi, P. Dazzi, F. de Franchis, G. Vianello, F. Tison, T. Menin, C. Montagna, M. D'Andrea, E. Myasthenic syndrome and oligoclonal lymphocytosis: evolution into chronic lymphocytic leukemia KEy words Myasthenic syndrome B-CLL Neoplastic progression IgH gene rearrangement Semi-nested PCR KEy words Myasthenic syndrome B-CLL Neoplastic progression IgH gene rearrangement Semi-nested PCR Abstracts We report a patient with myasthenic syndrome who, 2 years after diagnosis, developed an oligoclonal lymphocytosis. This disorder was sustained by both κ+ and λ+ CD5+ B-cell clones; over the following year, the white blood cell count increased and phenotypic characterization revealed a clear imbalance in the immunoglobulin light chain ratio (84% κ+). Accordingly, persistence of a κ+ B-cell clone was disclosed by molecular analysis of immunoglobulin heavy chain gene rearrangements. Our results may suggest that prolonged immune system stimulation due to an autoimmune disease can drive a benign lymphoproliferation into a B-cell neoplastic process. 1432-0584 14320584 Springer |
shingle_catch_all_3 | Radossi, P. Dazzi, F. de Franchis, G. Vianello, F. Tison, T. Menin, C. Montagna, M. D'Andrea, E. Myasthenic syndrome and oligoclonal lymphocytosis: evolution into chronic lymphocytic leukemia KEy words Myasthenic syndrome B-CLL Neoplastic progression IgH gene rearrangement Semi-nested PCR KEy words Myasthenic syndrome B-CLL Neoplastic progression IgH gene rearrangement Semi-nested PCR Abstracts We report a patient with myasthenic syndrome who, 2 years after diagnosis, developed an oligoclonal lymphocytosis. This disorder was sustained by both κ+ and λ+ CD5+ B-cell clones; over the following year, the white blood cell count increased and phenotypic characterization revealed a clear imbalance in the immunoglobulin light chain ratio (84% κ+). Accordingly, persistence of a κ+ B-cell clone was disclosed by molecular analysis of immunoglobulin heavy chain gene rearrangements. Our results may suggest that prolonged immune system stimulation due to an autoimmune disease can drive a benign lymphoproliferation into a B-cell neoplastic process. 1432-0584 14320584 Springer |
shingle_catch_all_4 | Radossi, P. Dazzi, F. de Franchis, G. Vianello, F. Tison, T. Menin, C. Montagna, M. D'Andrea, E. Myasthenic syndrome and oligoclonal lymphocytosis: evolution into chronic lymphocytic leukemia KEy words Myasthenic syndrome B-CLL Neoplastic progression IgH gene rearrangement Semi-nested PCR KEy words Myasthenic syndrome B-CLL Neoplastic progression IgH gene rearrangement Semi-nested PCR Abstracts We report a patient with myasthenic syndrome who, 2 years after diagnosis, developed an oligoclonal lymphocytosis. This disorder was sustained by both κ+ and λ+ CD5+ B-cell clones; over the following year, the white blood cell count increased and phenotypic characterization revealed a clear imbalance in the immunoglobulin light chain ratio (84% κ+). Accordingly, persistence of a κ+ B-cell clone was disclosed by molecular analysis of immunoglobulin heavy chain gene rearrangements. Our results may suggest that prolonged immune system stimulation due to an autoimmune disease can drive a benign lymphoproliferation into a B-cell neoplastic process. 1432-0584 14320584 Springer |
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