摘要
目的 分析成年人和儿童急性B淋巴细胞白血病(B-ALL)的免疫表型,观察髓系抗原CD13的表达与费城染色体阴性(Ph-)B-ALL患者的临床特征、血液学特点和临床预后的关系.方法 采用多参数流式细胞术检测111例成年和32例儿童B-ALL患者免疫表型.结果 儿童与成年B-ALL患者CD13、CD33阳性表达率差异均无统计学意义[31.3 %(10/32)比19.8 %(22/111),18.8 %(6/32)比29.7 %(33/111),均P> 0.05].在Ph-B-ALL患者中,儿童CD13阳性表达率高于成年人[32.3%(10/31)比9.4%(6/64),P< 0.05].在儿童和成年Ph-B-ALL患者中,CD13+和CD13-患者的诱导完全缓解率和缓解时间差异均无统计学意义(均P> 0.05).在儿童Ph-B-ALL患者中,CD13+和CD13-患者的复发时间差异有统计学意义[(111±16)d比(683±57)d,P<0.000 1].儿童和成年CD 13+Ph-B-ALL患者的复发时间差异亦有统计学意义[(111±16)d比(319± 16)d,P< 0.000 1].结论 在Ph-B-ALL患者中,儿童CD13阳性表达率明显高于成年人,CD13+ Ph-B-ALL患者尤其是儿童CD 13+ Ph-B-ALL患者更易复发.
Objective To analyze the immunophenotypes of B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia(B-ALL) and correlation between the expression of CD13 and clinical,hematologic and biological parameters in patients with Philadelphia chromosome-negative (Ph-) B-ALL.Methods Multiparameter flow cytometry was used to analyze the immunophenotypes of the bone marrow blasts in 111 cases of adult and 32 cases of childhood B-ALL.Results The positive rates of CD13 and CD33 in childhood B-ALL patients were no differences compared with those in adult patients [31.3 %(10/32) vs 19.8 %(22/111),18.8%(6/32) vs 29.7% (33/111),both P〉 0.05].In de novo Ph B-ALL,the frequency of CD13 in childhood patients was higher than that in adult patients [32.3 %(10/31) vs 9.4 %(6/64),P〈 0.05].There were no statistical differences on CR after induction therapy or remission time between CD13+ and CD13-groups in childhood or adult Ph-B-ALL patients (P〉 0.05).Difference on time of relapse was found between CD13+ and CD13-groups in childhood Ph-B-ALL patients[(111±16) d vs (683±57) d,P〈 0.000 1].The time of relapse between childhood and adult CD13+ Ph B-ALL cases had statistical difference [(111±16) d vs (319±16) d,P〈 0.000 1].Conclusions The positive rate of CD13 is higher in childhood Ph-B-ALL patients than that in adult Ph-B-ALL patients.CD13+ Ph-B-ALL patients,in particular,childhood Ph-CD13+ patients are more likely to relapse.
出处
《白血病.淋巴瘤》
CAS
2016年第8期465-470,共6页
Journal of Leukemia & Lymphoma