Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Сен. 6, 2023
Abstract
Background
Paroxysmal
nocturnal
hemoglobinuria
(PNH)
is
a
rare
hematological
disease
characterized
by
intravascular
hemolysis,
thrombosis,
and
bone
marrow
(BM)
failure.
Although
PNH
caused
excessive
proliferation
of
hematopoietic
stem
cell
(HSC)
clones
with
loss
function
mutations
in
phosphatidylinositol
N-acetylglucosaminyltransferase
subunit
A
(
PIGA
)
gene,
the
factor
that
drives
expansion
remains
elusive.
Case
presentation:
We
present
26-year-old
female
who
presented
hemolytic
anemia,
thrombocytopenia,
leukopenia.
Flow
cytometry
analysis
peripheral
blood
showed
71.9%
15.3%
granulocytes
erythrocytes
were
glycosylphosphatidylinositol
(GPI)(-).
The
patient
was
diagnosed
BM
Deep-targeted
sequencing
covering
369
different
genes
sorted
GPI(-)
revealed
three
(p.I69fs,
variant
allele
frequency
(VAF)
24.2%;
p.T192P,
VAF
5.8%;
p.V300fs,
5.1%)
no
other
mutations.
She
received
six
cycles
eculizumab
oral
cyclosporine.
serum
lactate
dehydrogenase
level
decreased,
remained
dependent
on
red
transfusion.
Six
months
after
diagnosis,
she
syngeneic
transplant
(BMT)
from
genetically
identical
healthy
twin,
following
an
immune
ablative
conditioning
regimen
consisting
cyclophosphamide
200
mg/kg
rabbit
anti-thymocyte
globulin
10
mg/kg.
After
4
years,
patient’s
count
normal
without
any
signs
hemolysis.
However,
contained
0.2%
granulocytes,
had
been
detected
before
BMT
persisted
at
proportions
similar
to
those
transplantation
36.1%;
3.7%;
8.6%).
Conclusions
whose
proportion
increased
excessively
decreased
but
low
percentages
for
more
than
years
immunoablative
followed
BMT.
These
findings
indicate
pressure
HSCs,
which
failure
BMT,
sufficient
-mutated
HSCs
clonally
expand
cause
PNH.
Abstract
Case:
Paroxysmal
nocturnal
hemoglobinuria
(PNH)
is
an
extremely
rare
bone
marrow
disorder
caused
by
acquired
mutations
in
the
phosphatidylinositol
glycan
class
A
gene,
which
lead
to
a
partial
or
total
loss
of
cellular
complement
regulators
CD55
and
CD59.1
In
addition
complement-mediated
hemolysis
cytopenia,
venous
arterial
thromboses
at
multiple
and/or
unusual
sites
are
common
complication
occur
up
44%
patients
historic
PNH
cohorts.1
2
Abstract
Patients
with
thrombosis
at
an
unusual
site
will
need
to
be
explored
for
rare
causes
of
thrombosis.
Two
these
include
myeloproliferative
neoplasms
(MPNs)
and
paroxysmal
nocturnal
hemoglobinuria
(PNH).
It
is
important
not
overlook
causes,
since
they
require
specific
management,
in
addition
antithrombotic
treatment
(anticoagulants,
antiplatelet
agents).
Unusual
sites
venous
upper
extremity
veins,
splanchnic
cerebral
retinal
arterial
renal,
adrenal,
splenic
mesenteric
arteries,
intracardiac
aortal
locations.
Suspicion
MPN
PNH
should
raised
if
there
are
concomitant
abnormalities,
such
as
elevated
or
decreased
blood
cell
counts
splenomegaly.
Diagnosis
JAK2V617F
mutational
screening
well
flow
cytometric
assessment
GPI-anchored
proteins
the
peripheral
blood,
respectively.
Specific
treatments
may
phlebotomy
cytoreductive
drugs
hydroxyurea,
anagrelide,
pegylated
interferon-alpha,
Janus
kinase
inhibitors.
Drugs
used
terminal
complement
inhibitors,
eculizumab
ravulizumab,
proximally
acting
inhibitors
pegcetacoplan
iptacopan.
high
risk
during
their
entire
lifetime
thus
followed
by
specialists
experienced
care
diseases.
Paroxysmal
nocturnal
hemoglobinuria
(PNH)
is
an
acquired
clonal
hemolytic
anemia
mediated
by
complement
that
may
present
with
thrombosis
and
bone
marrow
failure.
Treatments
inhibiting
component
5,
such
as
eculizumab,
improve
intravascular
hemolysis
decrease
the
risk
of
thrombosis.
However,
persists
in
some
patients
because
extravascular
hemolysis.
In
this
context,
pegcetacoplan,
a
pegylated
3
inhibitor,
valuable
treatment
option
for
PNH,
it
inhibits
both
hemolysis,
improving
anemia.
Infections
surgery
trigger
activation,
dose
adjustments
treatments
inhibit
components
be
necessary
these
situations
to
avoid
episodes
breakthrough
Here,
we
case
67-year-old
male
PNH
who,
after
initiating
pegcetacoplan
2022,
underwent
three
scheduled
surgeries
one
emergency
surgery.
We
report
successful
use
close
monitoring
prevent
during
perioperative
periods.
Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
19(1)
Опубликована: Май 3, 2024
Abstract
Background
Paroxysmal
nocturnal
hemoglobinuria
(PNH)
is
a
rare
blood
disorder,
leading
to
various
complications
and
impairments
in
patients’
health-related
quality
of
life
(HRQOL).
Limited
research
has
been
conducted
evaluate
the
HRQOL
Chinese
patients
with
PNH.
Understanding
this
specific
population
crucial
for
providing
effective
healthcare
interventions
improving
patient’
health
outcomes.
This
study
aimed
assess
PNH,
identify
key
determinants.
Methods
A
cross-sectional
was
during
2022
recruit
PNH
China.
The
recruited
from
China,
one
largest
public
welfare
patient
mutual
aid
organization
Data
were
collected
via
an
online
questionnaire
including
EQ-5D-5L
(5L),
social-demographic
clinical
characteristics.
Descriptive
statistics
employed
summarize
characteristics
participants
their
HRQOL.
Multiple
linear
logistic
regression
analyses
adopted
explore
factors
affecting
Results
total
329
valid
questionnaires
collected.
mean
(SD)
age
35.3
(10.0)
years,
52.3%
them
being
male.
reported
more
problems
Anxiety/Depression
(81.5%)
Pain/Discomfort
(69.9%)
dimensions
compared
other
three
5L
dimensions.
utility
score
(HUS)
EQ-VAS
0.76
(0.21)
62.61
(19.20),
respectively.
According
multiple
regression,
initial
symptoms
(i.e.,
Anemia
[fatigue,
tachycardia,
shortness
breath,
headache]
back
pain)
complication
thrombosis
significant
influencing
HUS.
Total
personal
income
past
year,
symptom
significantly
VAS
score.
Social-demographic
characteristics,
such
as
gender,
income,
thrombosis,
also
found
be
related
certain
well.
Conclusion
Our
manifested
China
markedly
compromised,
especially
two
mental-health
dimensions,
revealed
several
socio-demographic
These
findings
could
used
empirical
evidence
enhancing
International Journal of Advances in Medicine,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
11(5), С. 535 - 537
Опубликована: Авг. 27, 2024
Paroxysmal
nocturnal
hemoglobinuria
(PNH)
is
a
rare,
acquired
hematologic
disorder
characterized
by
hemolysis,
bone
marrow
failure,
and
thrombosis.
This
case
report
details
22-year-old
male
diagnosed
with
subclinical
PNH,
who
presented
symptoms
of
fatigue
dyspnea
on
exertion.
The
classical
were
not
seen
in
our
patient.
Laboratory
evaluation
revealed
pancytopenia,
macrocytosis
low
reticulocyte
count.
Serum
B12
levels
iron
studies
normal.
Flow
cytometry
identified
deficient
expression
glycosylphosphatidylinositol
(GPI)-anchored
proteins
the
patient’s
erythrocytes,
confirming
diagnosis
PNH.
As
patient
was
stage,
he
responded
to
conservative
therapy.
Avoidance
stressors
lead
significant
clinical
improvement.
highlights
importance
considering
PNH
young
adults
unexplained
hematuria
or
venous
thrombosis
provides
insights
into
management
this
challenging
condition.
Financial
constraints
use
eculizumab
developing
countries
like
India,
may
present
as
therapeutic
challenge.
However,
response
transplantation
underscores
its
efficacy
controlling
hemolysis
improving
quality
life
patients
develop
aplastic
anemia.
American Journal of Hematology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
98(S4)
Опубликована: Март 14, 2023
This
special
issue
of
the
American
Journal
Hematology
is
devoted
to
complement
inhibition
in
treatment
various
human
disorders.
It
was
made
possible
by
support
from
Apellis.
Eight
articles
these
issues
cover
complex
cascade
system
its
description
last
update
most
recent
targeted
therapies,
at
terminal
and
proximal
levels.
The
part
innate
immunity.
has
always
remained
very
difficult
apprehend
for
many
generations
hematologists,
similar
“coagulation
cascade”.
And
this
appears
even
more
true
nowadays,
since
extreme
sub-specialization
moved
apart
immunology
hematology,
while
they
have
been
embedded
when
our
masters
dissected
biology
immune
mechanism.
aims
put
together
clinical
processes
with
biological
mechanisms
underlying
findings.
Dr
Duval
&
Fremeaux-Bacchi
«Complement
hematologist»1
nicely
(and
comprehensively)
describe
robust
efficient
proteolytic
cascades
resulting
opsonization
lysis
pathogen,
as
well
generation
inflammatory
response.
authors
also
how
an
increased
activation
or
a
loss
regulation
fine-tuned
involved
variety
hematological
diseases
(as
others).
Among
complement-mediated
disorders,
paroxysmal
nocturnal
hemoglobinuria
(PNH)
still
remains
prototypic
model
dysregulation
disease.
Dr.
Panse
«Paroxysmal
Nocturnal
Hemoglobinuria:
where
we
stand»2
describes
anti-C5
therapies
revolutionized
management
prognosis
PNH
2
decades.
As
discussed
article,
demonstrating
control
intravascular
hemolysis,
thrombosis
protection,
eventually
overall
survival
improvement,
hematologists
learned
use
eculizumab
(Soliris)
manage
patients
receiving
inhibition.
A
plethora
new
drugs
interfering
are
under
development
Kulasekararaj
going».3
first
“proof-of-principle”
inhibitor
targeting
C3
approved
2021
(Pecgetacoplan;
Aspavelli)
detail,
novel
agents,
such
factor
B
D
inhibitors,
study
moment
but
promising
results.
All
agents
advanced
field
therapeutics
that
pathway
may
be
effectively
inhibited,
making
quite
broader
potential
applications
medicine.
Beyond
PNH,
overactivation
alternative
drives
pathogenesis
primary
atypical
hemolytic
uremic
syndrome
(aHUS).
Leon
et
al.
«Complement-driven
syndrome»4
elegantly
genetically-determined
acquired
aHUS,
pregnancy-related
(HUS),
severe
hypertension-associated
HUS.
complicated
not
clear)
physiopathology
those
disorders
largely
addressed,
approach.
Transplant-associated
thrombotic
microangiopathy
(TA-TMA)
challenging
situation
clinicians,
which
reviewed
Jodele
Salbuski
«Reeling
Complement
Transplant-Associated
Thrombotic
Microangiopathy:
You're
Going
Need
Bigger
Boat».5
current
understanding
pathophysiology
TA-TMA
presented
discussed,
particularly
it
pertains
activation,
endothelial
injury,
management.
Novel
complement-blocking
currently
investigation
addressed.
We
remark
both
HUS
should
considered
hematological,
multi-organ
diseases;
thus,
considerations
two
conditions
extended
number
additional
affect
kidneys
other
organs.
Indeed,
key
player
protective
immunity
against
pathogens,
excessive
deregulated
result
collateral
tissue
injury.
thus
surprise
central
COVID-19
pandemic.
Calado
«Hyper-inflammation
COVID-19»6
participation
worsening
symptoms
during
COVID
infection.
pathophysiology,
trials,
single
observations
using
approach,
summarized.
data
here
paved
way
broad
involvement
different
systemic,
hyper-inflammatory
conditions,
include
complications
infectious
(mostly
viral),
iatrogenic
(e.g.,
cytokine
storms
appearing
after
cell-or
antibody-based
therapies).
At
end
supplement,
deal
optimization
therapeutic
perspectives.
Lamers
«Complement-Targeted
Therapeutics:
An
Emerging
Field
Enabled
Academic
Drug
Discovery»7
recall
difficulties
researchers
had
face
pioneer
then
develop
inhibitors.
Concerns
about
safety
complement-targeted
interventions,
large
high
plasma
concentrations
target
proteins,
complexity
system's
engagement
among
factors
kept
off
drug-discovery
radar
In
their
paper,
document
extraordinary
examples
aim
venture
some
predictions
headed
to.
manuscript,
highlight
challenges
coming
interaction
between
academic
scientists
for-profit
entities,
drive
candidate
shape
actual
successful
translation.
Finally,
Prof.
Luzzatto
«closing
remarks»8
takes
advantage
his
long-lasting
contribution
share
vision
future
recalls
old
concepts
diseases,
describing
all
achievements
hematology
discusses
peculiarities
introducing
question
whether
best
strategy
intercept
multiple
well-chosen
check
points.
Should
absolute
blockage
several
compounds
patient
trying
find
best,
convenient,
agent?
And,
addition
anti-complement
provides
sharp
comments
pertain
any
medicine:
believe
informative,
especially
younger
physicians.
Several
questions
open
fascinating
field.
do
hope
AJH
readers
will
eight
instructive
clinically
relevant
daily
practice.
Our
can
inspire
further
advance
field,
appeared
gold
mine
investors)
few
Régis
Peffault
de
Latour
received
research
Alexion,
Novartis,
Pfizer,
Amgen;
lecture
fees
Apellis/SOBI;
served
member
advisory/investigator
board
Apellis/SOBI,
Biocryst,
Roche,
Samsung;
consultant
Antonio
M.
Risitano
Alnylam,
Rapharma;
Achillion,
Samsung,
Sanofi;
Amyndas,
Omeros.
Journal of Innate Immunity,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
15(1), С. 836 - 849
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2023
The
complement
system
anaphylatoxin
C5a
is
a
critical
player
in
inflammation.
By
binding
to
receptor
1
(C5aR1/CD88),
regulates
many
cellular
functions,
mainly
as
potent
pro-inflammatory
inducer.
We
describe
the
generation
and
selection
of
antagonistic
C5aR1
mouse
monoclonal
antibody
(mAb).Initial
hybridoma
clone
was
performed
with
cell-binding
study
human
whole
blood.
In-house
mAb
assessment
for
inhibition
done
via
iLite®
assay.
specificity
investigated
on
C5aR1his-
C5aR2his-expressing
Flp-In™-CHO
cells.
Physiological
assessed
C5a-driven
calcium
flux
assay
stimulation
based
isolated
polymorphonuclear
leukocytes
(PMNs)
blood
model
stimulated
Escherichia
coli.The
supernatant
clones
targeting
N-terminal
section
displayed
efficient
blood,
which
confirmed
purified
mAbs.
18-41-6
selected
following
in-house
mAbs
specific
C5aR1.
Full-size
and/or
F(ab')2
preparations
were
found
efficiently
abrogate
C5a-induced
neutrophils
significantly
reduce
upregulation
activation
markers
CD11b
(neutrophils,
monocytes)
CD66b
(neutrophils).Our
results
demonstrate
that
valuable
tool
investigating
C5a-C5aR1
axis
potential
therapeutic
candidate
inflammatory
disease
treatment.
Paroxysmal
nocturnal
hemoglobinuria
(PNH)
is
an
uncommon
genetic
disorder
that
affects
red
blood
cell
production,
causing
symptoms
like
fatigue,
abdominal
pain,
and
shortness
of
breath.
This
condition
can
also
result
in
dark
urine
increased
risk
infections.
Diagnosis
PNH
involves
testing
flow
cytometry,
which
confirm
the
presence
condition.
Once
a
diagnosis
confirmed,
personalized
treatment
plans
should
be
developed
to
effectively
manage
improve
patient's
quality
life.
Treatment
options
for
may
include
bone
marrow
transplantation,
transfusions,
use
recombinant
monoclonal
antibody,
eculizumab.
Regular
monitoring
essential
identify
any
complications
arise
due
this
With
proper
management
treatment,
patients
with
lead
healthy
fulfilling
In
case
study,
we
present
young
adult
male
who
suffers
from
renal
failure,
highlighting
importance
care
ongoing
complex