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Hemoglobinopathy:
Pathophysiology and
Clinical Manifestation
Tri Ratnaningsih
Dept. of Clinical Pathology and Medical
Laboratory
Universitas Gadjah Mada
Content
Introduction
Pathophysiology
Conclusion
Phlebotomy – composition of blood
Blood smear
normal blood cells
Red Blood Cell
Hemoglobin consists of :
globin and heme pigment
Globin:
- Consists of two α and two β
subunits
- Each subunit binds to a
heme group
Heme:
Each heme group bears an
atom of iron, which binds
reversibly with one molecule
of oxygen
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Composition of haemoglobine
δ
γ
Globine synthesis
Globine synthesis
Sintesis Globin
Content
Pathophysiology
Conclusion
Hb pathy
Sindrom
Hb varian
Thalassemia
Thalassemia Thalassemia
Hb S Hb C Hb E Hb D
alfa beta
Silent
carrier,trait, Minor,
AS, SS, SC AC, CC AE, EE AD, DD
HbH disease, Mayor, HPFH
hydrops
Beta Thalassemia
ONE PARENT IS A CARRIER OF β-THALASSAEMIA
AND THE OTHER HAS UNAFFECTED β-GLOBIN GENES)
BOTH PARENTS ARE CARRIERS OF β-THALASSAEMIA
‘excessive’ α globin
deposit in cell membrane
α
β Deformability/liability↓
Fragility↑
SPLEEN
δ
γ Destruction M∅,
physical HEMOLYSIS
Pathophysiology of 𝛼𝛼 Thalassemia
β ↓ α globin production
α Newborn: excess γ → γ 4 (Hb Barts)
After infancy (γ to β) excess β → β4 (Hb H)
δ Hb Barts, H: ↑ oxygen affinity
γ
𝛼𝛼 Thalassemia Genetics and Clinical
Consequences
BOTH PARENTS ARE SILENT CARRIERS OF
α-THALASSAEMIA (α+THALASSAEMIA)
BOTH PARENTS ARE CARRIERS OF αο-THALASSAEMIA
THALASSAEMIA GENES ON DIFFERENT CHROMOSOMES (trans)
BOTH PARENTS ARE CARRIERS OF αο-THALASSAEMIA
THALASSAEMIA GENES ON SAME CHROMOSOMES (cis)
ONE PARENT CARRIER OF αο-THALASSAEMIA AND THE
OTHER A SILENT CARRIER OF α-THALASSAEMIA (α+ THAL)
THALASSAEMIA GENES ON SAME CHROMOSOMES (cis)
Content
Pathophysiology
Conclusion
History
Electrophoresis
hemoglobino
Race/ethnicity
pathy with
ANALISIS
HPLCGLOBIN high
Clinical findings probability
Capillary
electrophoresis
Hematology
Gen Analysis
Absorption ↑
• Anemia
• Hyperbilirubinemia
• Splenomegaly
• Iron deposition - hemosiderosis, hemochromatosis
• Ineffective & Extramedullary erythropoiesis
CLINICAL FINDINGS
https://www.slideshare.net/clinica_qx01/gallbladder-and-
biliary-tract-diseases-10554717
CLINICAL FINDINGS
CLINICAL FINDINGS
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related-iron-overload-patients-myelodysplastic-syndromes/html/full
Ineffective & Extramedullary erythropoiesis
Ineffective & Extramedullary erythropoiesis
• In Hb H disease 30 –
100% of RBCS contain
Hb H inclusions.
• In alpha thal minor
there is one cell with
Hb H inclusions per
1000 – 10,000 RBCS.
• When there is a
reticulocytosis a rare
Hb H inclusion may be
missed – operator
experience crucial
Laboratory test result in Thalassemia Beta
Parameter Minor Intermedia Major
Hb (g/dL) 10-13 6-10 2-8
MCV (fl) 60-78 50-70 50-60
MCH (pg) 28-32 22-28 16-22
RDW (%) Normal S. increased Increased
Micro/hypo blood film Mild Moderate Severe
Polychromasia V. Little Moderate Marked
Anisocytosis None Moderate Marked
Poikilocytosis None Moderate Marked
Targetting Present Present Present
Hb A Dec Dec Dec
Hb A2 N to Inc N to Inc Usually Inc
Hb F N to Inc Increased Increased
HB TYPING of β THALASSEMIA
Genotype Syndrome Hb A Hb A2 Hb F
β+ / β minima 95 3.5-8.0 0-6
β° / β minor 95 3.5-8.0 0-6
β+ / β+ intermedia 25-65 1-4 30-70
β° / β° major 0 1-4 >95
β° / β+ major <20 1-4 >75
Haemoglobinopathies
Hemoglobin
Hemoglobi A F S C D E Kelainan klinis
nopati % % % % % %
Hb CC 1-7 >90 ringan
Hb AC 50-60 <2 40-50 -
Hb SC 1-7 50 50 Sedang-berat
Hb SS 1-10 80-90 berat
Hb AS 55-70 <2 30-45 ringan
Hb DD <2 95 -
Hb AD 50-65 <2 35-50 -
Hb EE 1-5 95 ringan
Hb AE 60-80 20-40 -
Hb Hemoglobin
pati A F S C D E Kelainan klinis
% % % % % %
Hb CC 1-7 >90 ringan
Hb AC 50-60 <2 40-50 -
Hb SC 1-7 50 50 Sedang-berat
Hb SS 1-10 80-90 berat
Hb AS 55-70 <2 30-45 ringan
Hb DD <2 95 -
Hb AD 50-65 <2 35-50 -
Hb EE 1-5 95 ringan
Hb AE 60-80 20-40 -
Pola hemoglobin pada hemoglobinopati kombinasi
Hemoglobin
A F A2 E/S/C
Normal 97 <1 2-3 0
Hemoglobin E E
Trait β/ βE 60-65 1-2 2-3 30-35
β E/βE homozigot 0 0 5 95
E/ β Thal βE/β0 0 45 1-5 40-50
E/ α Thal 70 0 2-3 30
Hemoglobin S S
Trait β/ βS 60-70 1-2 2-3 30-40
β S/βS homozigot 0 5-10 - 90-95
S/ β Thal βS/β0 0 5-10 4-7 80-90
βS/β+ 20-30 5-10 4-7 50-70
Hemoglobin C C
Trait β/ βC 55-65 3-5 30-40
β C/βC homozigot 0 5-10 - 90-95
C/ β Thal βC/β0 0 5-10 - 90-95
βC/β+ 20-30 5-10 - 60-75
Hemoglobin
A F A2 E/S/C
Normal 97 <1 2-3 0
Hemoglobin E E
Trait β/ βE 60-65 1-2 2-3 30-35
β E/βE homozigot 0 0 5 95
E/ β Thal βE/β0 0 45 1-5 40-50
E/ α Thal 70 0 2-3 30
Thalassemia intermedia
https://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Thalassaemia+minor
Hemoglobin E trait Homozygous Hb E
Mild hypochromic microcytic red blood cell Mild hypochromic microcytic red blood cell
may be found in some case. Usually found and target cell may be found more than
target cells hemoglobin E triat
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Beta-thalassemia/Hb E
Beta-thalassemia/Hb E splenectomy
Thalassemic blood picture include hypochromic
microcytic red blood cell, anisocytosis,
poikilocytosis such as ovalocyte, schistocyte, Blood smear like beta-thalassemia/Hb E
spherocyte, target cell, tear drop cell were before splenectomy, however more NRC
found. Basophilic stippling and nucleated rbc and Howell jolly body could be found.
(NRC) could be found
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Hemoglobin constant spring
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Interpretation of Hb typing
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learning/Thalassemia%20Term%20Paper%202556/Eng%20Hb%20typing.html
TREATMENT
Life-long
Transfusion, Iron chelating agent, folic acid
Stem cell, genes therapy
Problems
Iron deposition (hemosiderosis)
Growth-development, productivity
Transmission of pathogens (HIV, hepatitis)
Side effects of iron chelating agent
Economy, psychosocial
Therapy and Complication
PROGNOSIS
B-thalassemia major
Sharp increase in death after age 15
Survival prolonged if iron loaded is significantly
lowered
B-thalassemia intermedia
Sharp increase in death after 3-4 decades
Content
Pathophysiology
Conclusion
Conclusion