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What is the typical flow cytometric pattern seen in cases of CLL?

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A 7 LJ-year-old male with no sign i ficant medical history is referred by h is primary care physician For Further evaluation of generalized lymphadenopathy. Patient reports no preceding weigh t loss. n igh t sweats. or Fever. On physical examination. lymphade-nopathy and splenomegaly are Found. with the spleen edge pal pable 7 em below the left costal margi n. Laboratory workup reveals a total leu kocyte count of 36.500/pl. with the majority of cells of the type shown below. hemoglobin 1 LJ.S g/dl and a plate-let count of 3LJ2 .000/ pl.

What is the typical flow cytometric pattern seen in cases of CLL?


  1. CDS-, CD10+, CD19-, CD20+, CD23+
  2. CDS+, CD19+, CD20+, CD23-
  3. CDS+, CD19+, CD20+, CD23+
  4. CDS-, CD19+, CD20+, CD23+
  5. CDS-, CD19+, CD20+, CD23-

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C. CLL is characterized by expression of CDS, CD19, CD20 (dim), and CD23. Positivity for CD23 differentiates it from MCL, which is typically negative for CD23, and positivity for CDS differ-entiates it from other B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas (Blood. 2008;111(12):5446).

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