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Step I Which Leukemia's Cause DIC?
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I learned it as APL (M3)
I thought so too! And then one of Broencephalon's flash cards said "CML". Thanks for confirming my suspicion!
From my understanding, it's the release of auer rods into circulation that leads to DIC.
CML is famous for its autoimune hemolytic anemia. (warm type)I thought so too! And then one of Broencephalon's flash cards said "CML". Thanks for confirming my suspicion!
Isn't it CLL?CML is famous for its autoimune hemolytic anemia. (warm type)
I've been having some problems figuring this out.
Is it just AML-M3?
Is it AML-M3 and CML?
Is it AML-M3, CML, and ALL?
The DIC is thought to be from myeloperoxidase entering the blood. Auer rods contain myeloperoxidase (a blue-green heme-containing pigment, hence the blue/auer color of the rods). AML M3 is the best answer for DIC. I would think any AML could do it, but M3 is the USMLE classic.
thats true. thanks for correctionIsn't it CLL?