急性B淋巴细胞白血病的免疫表型表达特征及临床意义
[Abstract]:Objective: To investigate the immunophenotypic characteristics and clinical significance of acute B-lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL). Methods: Immunophenotyping of 50 newly diagnosed patients with BCR-ABL fusion gene negative acute B-lymphoblastic leukemia was performed by flow cytometry (FMC). Results: The expression rate of CD19+ in B cell antigen was 84.00% and the positive rate was the highest. T cell antigen CD5 and CD7 could be expressed across lines. The expression rate of CD13+ in myeloid antigen was the highest (48.00%). After the first chemotherapy, the CR1 rate was 77.27%, the total effective rate was 95.45%, the female CR1 rate and the total effective rate were 75.00% and 78.57%, respectively. According to the severity of anemia, all patients can be divided into mild anemia group and moderate and severe anemia group. After the first chemotherapy, the CR1 rate of mild anemia group is 100%, the total effective rate is 100%, and the CR1 rate of moderate and severe anemia group is 62.50%. The total effective rate was 96.55%. The CR1 rate was 61.90%. The total effective rate was 71.42%. The total effective rate of CD10-group was lower than that of CD10+group. The total effective rate was 73.08%. The total effective rate was 95.83%. The total effective rate was 100%. The total effective rate was higher in the CD20 group than that in the CD20 + group. The total effective rate was 62.50% in the CD13 + group. The total effective rate was 100%. The total effective rate of CD13 + group was lower than that of CD13 - group. The total effective rate was 45.45%. The total effective rate was 54.54%. The total effective rate was 86.48%. The total effective rate was 94.59%. The total effective rate of CD33 + group was lower than that of CD13 - group. The CR1 rate was 64.00%, the total effective rate was 72.00%, the CR1 rate was 95.00%, the total effective rate was 100%, the total effective rate was 100%, and the total effective rate was lower in the CD34 + group than in the CD34 - group. The CR1 rate in the CD96 + group was 46.6% after the first chemotherapy. The total effective rate was 60.00%. The total effective rate was 87.50% and 93.75% in 16 patients with CD96-group. The total effective rate of CD96-group was higher than that of CD96+group. The total effective rate was 65.51% and 75.86% in 29 patients with My+B-ALL after the first chemotherapy. The total effective rate was 90.47% and 1.47% in 21 patients with My-B-ALL after the first chemotherapy. The CR1 rate and total effective rate in my-B-ALL group and my-B-ALL group were higher than those in my+B-ALL group. The CR1 rate of CD34/CD13 antigen co-expression group accounted for 20.00%, CD34/CD33 co-expression group accounted for 14.00%, CD34/CD96 co-expression group accounted for 18.00% and CD34/CD96 co-expression group accounted for 30.00% and 86.20% respectively. The total effective rates were 30.00% and 100%, respectively. The CR1 rates of CD34/CD33 co-expression group and non-co-expression group were 28.57% and 77.27%, respectively. The total effective rates were 28.57% and 90.90% respectively. The CR1 rates of CD34/CD96 co-expression group and non-co-expression group were 22.22% and 86.36% respectively. The total effective rates were 33.33% and 95.45% respectively. The total effective rate of the CD34/CD33 co-expression group was lower than that of the CD34/CD13 non-co-expression group. The total effective rate of the CD34/CD33 co-expression group was lower than that of the CD34/CD33 non-co-expression group. The total effective rate of the CD34/CD96 co-expression group was lower than that of the CD34/CD96 non-co-expression group. CD7 and CD5 can be expressed in B-ALL; CD13 positive rate is the highest in B-ALL with myeloid antigen. 2. Gender has no effect on clinical efficacy of B-ALL; age is the factor affecting clinical efficacy of B-ALL; anemia severity is the factor affecting clinical efficacy of B-ALL at initial diagnosis. 3. CD10 + is positively correlated with clinical efficacy of B-ALL, and immunophenotype is the highest. CD20 +, CD13 +, CD33 +, CD34 +, CD96 + were negatively correlated with the clinical efficacy of B-ALL. 4. My + B-ALL had poor clinical efficacy; the co-expression of antigen CD34/CD13, CD34/CD33, CD34/CD96 was negatively correlated with the clinical efficacy of B-ALL.
【学位授予单位】:延安大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:R733.71
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