AMOEBOID MOVEMENT CONFIGURATION AND MITOTIC INDICES OF LYMPHOID CELLS FROM CHILDREN WITH ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKAEMIA
- U Sjogren
Abstract
Bone marrow smears from 21 untreated patients with ALL have been morphologically analysed. There was a positive correlation between the percentages of lymphoid cells with amoeboid movement configuration (AMC) and the mitotic indices. A high proportion of cells with AMC seems to indicate a more favourable prognosis in spite of differences in subsequent treatment. It is suggested that studies of the incidence of AMC may serve as a prognostic tool in ALL.
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Sjogren, U., (1976) “AMOEBOID MOVEMENT CONFIGURATION AND MITOTIC INDICES OF LYMPHOID CELLS FROM CHILDREN WITH ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKAEMIA”, Lymphology 9(2), 69-71.
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