CML or aml
Attached is the cbc report of my father. Is it cml or aml? What is the life expectancy and survival rate?
Attached is the cbc report of my father. Is it cml or aml? What is the life expectancy and survival rate?
Here is my father BMA report, is this normal..? Or not please suggest, one more report will be come after 1 week
Section examined shows multiple, tiny biopsy tissue pieces lined by keratinized stratified squamous epithelium showing hyperplasia and acanthosis. Focal mild dysplasia is noted in the lining epithelium. The scant underlying fibrocollagenous stroma shows moderate to marked mixed inflammation comprising of lymphocytes, plasma cells, eosinophils and few neutrophils. One of the bit shows granulation tissue formation. Impression: Excision biopsy from tongue :- mild focal dysplasia. Advised: 1) Clinico-radiological correlation. 2) Repeat biopsy from representative area to rule out invasion and malignancy .
I'm 24 yr old male. No history of smoking and drinking. Done routine Check up on 2022 dec and hb levels were 18. Doctors ordered phlebotomy thrice a week once. Also jak 2 test was ordered. Test results were negative. Again after one month the haemoglobin had increased. Doctor's ordered bma and samples were sent for next generation sequencing. Again, the test results were negative and there were no clinical findings. So is it anything to worry? Should CYTOGENIC testing done for polycythaemia vera, if next generation sequencing is already showing no clinical findings. Hoping for a reply.
Earlier he was diagnosed with mouth cancer. It has been treated at TATA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, MUMBAI. Surgery was on 12/09/2018. Now on 11th may CT scan has been done and in its report we found that there are heterogeneously enhancing nodular lesions with fat standing is seen the right parotid region and FNAC was done later.
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