Expert Video - What is multilineage dysplasia?
Expert Dr. David Steensma explains that “multilineage dysplasia” is a condition where at least two types of blood cells in the bone marrow are abnormal. Each of the main blood cell types is called a “lineage.” Dysplasia means they are not forming correctly. For example, the red cells and white cells may both be forming abnormally. Or the red or white blood cells and platelets may be forming abnormally.
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Animation - Understanding AML-MRC and tAML
Slide Show - Understanding AML-MRC and tAML
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What is AML with myelodysplasia-related changes (AML-MRC)?
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What is treatment-related AML (or tAML)?
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What is secondary AML?
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What are the symptoms of AML-MRC or tAML?
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What are the risk factors for AML-MRC or tAML?
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What is multilineage dysplasia?
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What is the outlook for AML-MRC, tAML, and secondary AML?
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Mike's story: How did you find out you had AML?
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Mike's story: What advice do you have for other patients on their journey with AML?
