[CIS PIDD] [cis-pidd] Patient question
Oscar de la Calle-Martín
odlcalle at gmail.com
Mon Apr 28 13:14:52 EDT 2014
Dear colleague,
You should look for HLA-I expressión.
Best regards,
Oscar de la Calle
2014-04-28 15:28 GMT+02:00 Prescott Atkinson, M.D. <PAtkinson at peds.uab.edu>:
> I'd appreciate advice from the group on a case. I am following a 43 yo
> white female with a history of repeated pneumonias since childhood, now
> with bronchiectasis, h/o ITP/splenectomy and an impressive h/o recurrent
> infections - mainly RLL pneumonias/bronchiectasis. IgM is mildly low but
> immunoglobulins are normal. She has a h/o cervical carcinoma and now has
> been diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma of the neck positive for p16
> suggesting HPV. She has a h/o bleeding with normal platelet counts and her
> platelet function assay is abnormal (normal kinetics but low ATP release) -
> this has been repeated. She developed gray hair in her 20's and has had
> bilateral hearing loss since childhood. Response to pneumovax was
> excellent (pre-titers are shown below). NK cell function (Cincinnati) was
> normal.
>
>
>
>
>
> * * Final Report * *
>
> The patient's platelets aggregated with all agonists tested: arachidonic
> acid, ADP and collagen, consistent with normal platelet function. However,
> we noticed decreased ATP release when her platelets were exposed to
> collagen and arachidonic acid, but not thrombin. This finding may represent
> a mild defect in her granular contents, which may explain some of her
> bleeding history. Dr. M. Marques
>
> This test was reviewed and approved by the signing pathologist. 10/15/2013
> 15:25:07 CDT
>
> *
> __________________________________________________________________________________
> Flow Cytometry Clinical Information *
>
> The patient is a 43 year old female with a clinical history of IgA
> deficiency. The patient's current WBC is 10,700 cells/microliter with a
> differential of 52% segs, 38% lymphs, 9% monos, and 1% basos. The platelet
> count is 273,000 cells/microliter and the hemoglobin is 12.3 g/dL.
>
> The following cell markers were analyzed by flow cytometry; the data is on
> file in the Laboratory: CD2, CD3, CD4, CD5, CD8, CD10, CD16, CD19, CD20,
> CD23, Mu, Delta, Kappa, Lambda, CD56, CD57 and CD45.
>
> This test was developed and its performance characteristics determined by
> UAB Pathology. It has not been cleared or approved by the U.S. Food and
> Drug Administration. The FDA has determined that such clearance or approval
> is not necessary. This test is used for clinical purposes. This laboratory
> is certified under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988
> (CLIA) as qualified to perform high complexity clinical laboratory testing.
>
> * FC Gross Description *
>
> The specimen is received in a single tube labeled with the patient's name
> and containing 3 mL of peripheral blood. The specimen is processed by the
> whole blood lysis technique.
>
> Dr. Reddy/Dr. Hanna
>
> 10/15/2013 10:21:48 CDT
>
> * FC Diagnosis Peripheral blood: - Mild CD4+ T-cell predominance; CD4:CD8
> ratio of 3.6 *
>
> Vishnu Reddy MD
>
> Verified: 10/15/13 13:37 VR/CAH
>
> Reviewed by: Hanna, Courtney Alexandra MD MD
>
> * FC Pathologist Comment *
>
> The Wright stained peripheral smear shows normal hematopoetic elements.
>
> From the CBC data, the absolute lymphocyte count is 4066 cells/microliter.
>
> Flow cytometry analysis shows that 67% of the lymphocytes are CD3+ T cells
> for an absolute T cell count of 2,732 cells/microliter. About 51% of the
> lymphocytes are CD4+ T cells, while 14% are CD8 T cells for a ratio of 3.6.
> Subsets of the T cells co-express CD56 (0.4% of the total lymphocytes),
> CD57 (2% of the total lymphocytes), and CD16 (0.2% of the total
> lymphocytes). About 9.1% of the lymphocytes are NK lineage cells. A total
> of 26% of the lymphocytes are B cells (absolute count = 1,038
> cells/microliter), with a small subset of CD10+ B cells (CD10+, CD19+) (
> 0.1% of lymphocytes). A total of 2.5% of the lymphocytes co-express CD19
> and low density CD5. About 95% of the B cells show bright expression of
> surface IgM and IgD with polyclonal light chains, with about 2.5% of the B
> cells being surface IgM and IgD negative.
>
> * Result Name*
>
> * Current Result*
>
> * Normal Range*
>
> WBC (10^3/cmm)
>
> * 10.70* 10/14/2013
>
> 4.00 - 11.00
>
> RBC (10^6/cmm)
>
> * 3.79* 10/14/2013
>
> 3.80 - 5.20
>
> Hgb (gm/dL)
>
> * 12.3* 10/14/2013
>
> 11.3 - 15.2
>
> Hct (%)
>
> * 38* 10/14/2013
>
> 33 - 45
>
> MCV (fL)
>
> * 100* 10/14/2013
>
> 80 - 96
>
> MCH (pg)
>
> * 32* 10/14/2013
>
> 27 - 33
>
> MCHC (gm/dL)
>
> * 32* 10/14/2013
>
> 32 - 36
>
> Platelet (10^3/cmm)
>
> * 273* 10/14/2013
>
> 150 - 400
>
> RDW (%)
>
> * 14.1* 10/14/2013
>
> 11.0 - 16.0
>
> MPV (fL)
>
> * 9* 10/14/2013
>
> NRBC Inst (10^3)
>
> * 0.0* 10/14/2013
>
> Neutrophils (%)
>
> * 52* 10/14/2013
>
> 35 - 73
>
> Abs.Neutrophils (10^3/cmm)
>
> * 5.55* 10/14/2013
>
> Lymphocytes (%)
>
> * 38* 10/14/2013
>
> 15 - 52
>
> Monocytes (%)
>
> * 9* 10/14/2013
>
> 4 - 13
>
> Eosinophils (%)
>
> * 0* 10/14/2013
>
> 0 - 5
>
> Basophils (%)
>
> * 1* 10/14/2013
>
> 0 - 2
>
> IgG 1 (mg/dL)
>
> * 540* 10/14/2013
>
> 382-929 -
>
> IgG 2 (mg/dL)
>
> * 363* 10/14/2013
>
> 241-700 -
>
> IgG 3 (mg/dL)
>
> * 72* 10/14/2013
>
> 22-178 -
>
> IgG 4 (mg/dL)
>
> * 0.8* 10/14/2013
>
> 4.0-86.0 -
>
> IgG Total (mg/dL)
>
> * 1,050* 10/14/2013
>
> 694-1618 -
>
> Pneumo Sero 1 (mcg/mL)
>
> * 0.88* 10/14/2013
>
> Pneumo Sero 3 (mcg/mL)
>
> * 1.95* 10/14/2013
>
> Pneumo Sero 4 (mcg/mL)
>
> * 0.76* 10/14/2013
>
> Pneumo Sero 5 (mcg/mL)
>
> * 12.21* 10/14/2013
>
> Pneumo Sero 6B (mcg/mL)
>
> * 3.67* 10/14/2013
>
> Pneumo Sero 7F (mcg/mL)
>
> * 3.64* 10/14/2013
>
> Pneumo Sero 8 (mcg/mL)
>
> * 1.81* 10/14/2013
>
> Pneumo Sero 9N (mcg/mL)
>
> * 2.68* 10/14/2013
>
> Pneumo Sero 9V (mcg/mL)
>
> * 1.10* 10/14/2013
>
> Pneumo Sero 12F (mcg/mL)
>
> * 3.11* 10/14/2013
>
> Pneumo Sero 14 (mcg/mL)
>
> * 5.95* 10/14/2013
>
> Pneumo Sero 18C (mcg/mL)
>
> * 8.01* 10/14/2013
>
> Pneumo Sero 19F (mcg/mL)
>
> * 17.58* 10/14/2013
>
> Pneumo Sero 23F (mcg/mL)
>
> * 0.96* 10/14/2013
>
> Plt Agg
>
> 10/14/2013
>
>
>
> T. Prescott Atkinson, MD PhD, Professor and Director
>
> Division of Pediatric Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
>
> University of Alabama at Birmingham
>
> Tel: 205-939-9072
>
> Fax: 205-975-7080
>
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