mieloma múltiplo: 50 casos diagnosticados por citometria de fluxo multiple myeloma: 50 cases diagnosed by flow cytometry

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Abstract
O Mieloma Mútiplo é uma doença de evolução heterogênea, na qual a maioria dos pacientes recai muito precocemente após o tratamento. Nesse contexto, o objetivo principal deste trabalho é relatar diferentes estratégias de análise do mieloma por citometria de fluxo e sua importância na associação com citogenética no diagnóstico de doença residual. Entre 2.450 casos de doenças onco-hematológicas estudados, de setembro de 1993 a agosto de 2004, foram diagnosticados 50 (2,0%) Mieloma Múltiplo. Foram feitas análises morfológicas e, até o ano de 2000, as imunofenotipagens foram realizadas no citômetro de fluxo XL-MCL (Coulter) pela estratégia tamanho/complexidade, utilizando os anticorpos monoclonais CD19, CD20, CD38, CD45, CD56, HLA-DR, kappa e lambda de superfície e intracitoplasmáticas. A partir de 2001 passaram-se a utilizar painéis seqüenciais através do histograma CD138/Complexidade e anticorpos monoclonais CD19, CD38, CD56, CD117, kappa e lambda intracitoplasmáticas. Mais recentemente foram incluídos no painel os anticorpos CD45, HLA-DR e CD33. A análise do DNA foi realizada por citometria com auxílio do programa Multicycle em nove amostras, sendo que sete apresentaram população aneuplóide. O cariótipo com banda G foi realizado em 25 casos, e a pesquisa de deleção do 13q por FISH em 15. Alterações cromossômicas foram encontradas em 4 casos, sendo duas deleções de 13q confirmadas por FISH. A mudança na estratégia de gates associada à citogenética e ao estudo da cinética do ciclo do DNA permitem melhor identificação de células plasmáticas anômalas, avaliação do prognóstico e detecção de doen��a residual.
Multiple myeloma is a disease with variable natural history, but a clinical fact is that most of the transplanted patients relapse early after transplantation. Minimal residual disease should be one prognostic factor of transplanted patients that could judge if such patients are at risk for early relapse. We diagnosed 50 multiple myeloma cases from 2450 oncohematologic cancer diseases studied between September 1993 and August 2004 (2% of all cases). Until 2000 these cases were studied using a Coulter Flow Cytometer XL-MCL with monoclonal antibodies against CD19, CD38, CD45, CD56, intra-cytoplasmatic and surface kappa and lambda in a Forward Scatter x Side Scatter gate strategy. After 2001 we performed sequential studies using CD138 histogram complexity and monoclonal antibodies anti CD19, CD38, CD56, CD117, intra-cytoplasmatic kappa and lambda. More recently we included in the antibody pool anti-CD45, anti-HLA-DR and anti-CD33. DNA cytometric studies were performed with the Multicycle software in 9 cases, 7 of those with aneuploidy. G band karyotyping was made in 25 cases and the 13 q deletion was checked in 15 cases. Chromosomal alterations were found in 4 cases including two 13 q deletions, confirmed by FISH. Gate choice, cytogenetic studies and cycle kinetics of DNA are all data that permit better identification of anomalous plasma cells and therefore detection of minimal residual disease, that probably correlates with relapse prognosis.
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Authors ;Mariana F. A. Funari;João C. C. Guerra;Eurípides Ferreira;Jacyr Pasternak;Cleide L. Borovik;Ruth H. Kanayama;Sônia T. Nozawa;Cláudio E. A. Mendes;Ana C. M. Brito;Marcelo H. W. Faulhaber;Nydia S. Bacal
Journal journal of computational and graphical statistics : a joint publication of american statistical association, institute of mathematical statistics, interface foundation of north america
Year 2005
DOI
10.1590/S1516-84842005000100009
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1516-84842005000100009
Keywords
flow cytometry multiple myeloma cytogenetics minimal residual disease detectiondiseases of the blood and blood-forming organs

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