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Hauswirth AW Almeida J Nieto WG Teodosio C Rodriguez-Caballero A Romero A López A Fernandez-Navarro P Vega T Perez-Andres M Valent P Jäger U Orfao A;Primary Health Care Group of Salamanca for Study of MBL 《American journal of hematology》2012,87(7):721-724
Monoclonal B-cell lymphocytosis (MBL) with normal lymphocyte counts is associated with decreased numbers of normal circulating B-cell subsets.Little is known about the distribution of normal lymphoid cells and their subsets in the peripheral blood (PB) of subjects with monoclonal B-cell lymphocytosis (MBL). In our study, we compared the absolute number of PB lymphoid cells and their subpopulations in 95 MBL cases with normal lymphocyte counts vs. 617 age-/sex-matched non-MBL healthy subjects (controls), using highly sensitive flow cytometry. MBL cases showed significantly reduced numbers of normal circulating B-cells, at the expense of immature and naive B-cells; in addition, CD4+CD8+ double-positive T-cells and CD8+ T-cells were significantly lower and higher vs. controls, respectively. Moreover, most normal B-cell subsets were significantly decreased in PB at >1% MBL-counts, vs. "low-count" MBL cases, and lower amounts of immature/naive B-cells were detected in biclonal (particularly in cases with coexisting CLL-like- and non-CLL-like B-cell clones) vs. monoclonal MBL subjects. In summary, our results show imbalanced (reduced) absolute numbers of recently produced normal circulating B-cells (e.g., immature and na?ve B-cells) in MBL, which becomes more pronounced as the MBL cell count increases. 相似文献
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Nina Tahhan BOptom Timothy R Fricke MScOptom FAAO Thomas Naduvilath PhD Jane Kierath BOptom Suit May Ho PhD BSc Gerhard Schlenther MBL MPH Brian Layland OAM BSc ASTC Brien Holden PhD DSc FAAO 《Clinical & experimental optometry》2009,92(2):119-125
Background: The 2004 tsunami focused unprecedented international aid and resources on Sri Lanka. Among other responses, a program delivered by volunteer optometrists enabled many local people to access eye examinations and spectacles for the first time. The data collected from the eye‐care delivery program during 2005 are summarised in this report, as an evidence base for planning future eye‐care interventions in these provinces or similar areas. Methods: A total of 96 eye clinics were conducted by visiting volunteer optometrists in the northern and eastern provinces of Sri Lanka, at which 20,090 people were examined. Clinical records were reviewed for conditions causing visual impairment, conditions that could cause impaired vision in future if left untreated, eye‐care outcomes and barriers to seeking care. Results: Complete records were available for 14,669 people. Seventy‐nine per cent of this clinical population had never had an eye examination. Uncorrected refractive error including presbyopia caused visual impairment for 78 per cent (11,388) of people who presented for an eye examination. Cataract caused impaired vision for 15 per cent (2,180) of people and was the main reason for referral beyond primary eye‐care, although only five per cent (695) of people presenting were referred for cataract surgery, as local capacity constraints set a visual acuity requirement of 6/36 or worse. The gender and age profiles of people attending the clinics were not consistent with equitable blindness prevention. Conclusion: The high proportion of people who had not previously had an eye examination, particularly those with significant uncorrected refractive error, provides evidence for the acute need for further development and support of community‐level eye‐care services in the regions visited. Women and older people should be targeted by future programs to achieve equity of blindness prevention. 相似文献
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Biswadev Mitra MBBS MHSM PhD FACEM Amelia Law MBChB FACEM Joseph Mathew MBBS FACEM Amelia Crabtree MBBS MBA FRACP Helen Mertin BPhty MBA Andrew Underhill MBBS FACEM Michael Noonan MBChB BPhty MMEd AFRACMA FACEM Peter Hunter MBBS MBL FRACP De Villiers Smit MBChB FACEM 《Emergency medicine Australasia : EMA》2023,35(2):306-311
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