Haematology Education coming back soon

Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
Joined November 2012
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#fASHion at #ASH22 (cc: @acweyand) Reppin’ H&E and Giemsa colors in my tie today #PathAtash #hemepath Normal bone marrow cells - what a joy to see! – at New Orleans, LA
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Cytospin of pleural fluid. Any ideas? #haematology #morphology #cytomorphology
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Comin back soon... Should we do Mastodon, Instagram or just stay here and see what happens? Not LinkedIn obviously.
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Fantastic to see the Northern Regional Haematologist Group #NRHG back in full force! 🤩 What a brilliant, fun and educational day! #TeamHaem
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This! LMWH often still given at 6pm which means anti-Xa at midnight. Not good for anyone. No need to routinely monitor levels. Only very specific situations e.g. extremes weight, thrombosis despite normal dose, bleeding, renal failure #TeamHaem
I have recently attended several conferences Surprised to find many are measuring anti-Xa levels routinely in pts receiving LMWH. Why do this? - forLMWHs have predictable pharmacokinetics - the trials of LMWH did not measure levels so we don’t know the levels to attain ?
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Will pre-exposure prophylaxis be the next step in protecting patients with CLL? #BSH2022
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Pirtobrutinib - a non-covalent BTKi has efficacy in patients pre-treated with other BTKi #BSH2022
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Would you like some blood film with your oil Dr T?! #TeamHaem
Does anyone else find doing the NEQAS slides relaxing?
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We do like a good Congo red too #TeamHaem
The pathology residency interview
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#1 iStopMM RCT shows prevalence of MGUS in age >=40 is 5%. Importantly early results show that screening detects significantly higher number of people with MM, SMM. #ASH21 #ASH21VR @sykristinsson @SigrunThorstei1 @ThorvardurL @TBSsteharding @BrianDurieMD ash.confex.com/ash/2021/webp…
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Elevated plasma concentration of complement factor C5 is associated with risk of future venous thromboembolism loom.ly/Aab_WZ4
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It's your last chance to submit your entry for The Crucible Prize -an innovative trainee-led initiative with a £1000 prize. The prize is open to doctors in training, nurses and other healthcare professionals (at any stage of their career). ow.ly/XaZf50GYaVK #BSH2022
Absolutely.. HLH is a possibility and marrow haemophagocytosis is not always seen.. but at times these things evolve and we may only have 3-4 of the 8 criteria.. here we would evaluate for both primary causes like perforin assay etc and also look at secondary causes..
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Most likely HLH,5 out of 8 should be met,Hemopagocytosis is not necessary to be demonstrated in the bone marrow,can be genetic HLH as all infectious markers are negative,Perforin gene,sytaxin gene mutation
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