نتایج جستجو برای: cyclic neutropenia

تعداد نتایج: 107986  

Journal: :Blood 1975
M J Chusid J S Bujak D C Dale

Humans and grey collie dogs with cyclic neutropenia are known to suffer from an increased rate of bacterial infection. Because of the previously described microanatomic abnormalities of lysosome formation found in the polymorphonuclear leukocytes (PMNs) of dogs with canine cyclic neutropenia, studies of these cells were undertaken. PMNs from grey collie dogs were found to have significant metab...

Journal: :Blood 1980
W P Hammond D C Dale

Treatment of cyclic hematopoiesis in the grey collie dog with lithium carbonate eliminated the recurrent neutropenia and normalized the other blood cell counts. These findings suggest that human cyclic hematopoiesis may be successfully treated with lithium. The effects of lithium on the monocytes, platelets, and reticulocytes, as well as the neutrophils, suggest that lithium operates on basic r...

Journal: :Blood 1974
D Guerry J W Adamson D C Dale S M Wolff

Daily levels of urinary colony-stimulating in the neutropenic period antecedent to factor (CSF) were measured in two pathe periodic reticulocytosis. These studies tients with cyclic neutropenia. The CSF are compatible with a negative feedback levels increased during the neutropenic system regulating both granulocytopoiesis period concomitant with the maximum and erythropoiesis. Whether the cycl...

Journal: :Blood 1983
W P Hammond B Berman D G Wright D C Dale

Cyclic hematopoiesis is a rare disease in man in which severe neutropenia recurs at 21-day intervals with associated illness. Because lithium carbonate therapy has been shown to eliminate cyclic hematopoiesis in grey collie dogs, we examined the effects of lithium treatment on five patients with this disease. With lithium levels maintained between 0.5 and 1.0 meq/liter, these patients showed no...

Journal: :Blood 1992
W P Hammond G S Chatta R G Andrews D C Dale

The mechanism(s) driving cyclic hematopoiesis in human cyclic neutropenia remains unknown. Clinical trials suggest that an abnormal responsiveness of bone marrow progenitor cells to hematopoietic growth factors might cause oscillatory blood counts. Studies were performed to determine whether an abnormal responsiveness to multiple growth factors exists in this disorder and whether the defect cou...

2003
Mark W. Davis Arline M. Nakanishi Joanne Kurtzberg Winfred Wang Ann Jakubowski Elliott Winton Parviz Lalezari William Robinson John A. Glaspy Steve Emerson Janice Gabrilove Martha Vincent Laurence A. Boxer

Patients with idiopathic, cyclic, and congenital neutropenia have recurrent severe bacterial infections. One hundred twenty-three patients with recurrent infections and severe chronic neutropenia (absolute neutrophil count < 0.5 X 109/L) due to these diseases were enrolled in this multicenter phase 111 trial. They were randomized to either immediately beginning recombinant human granulocyte col...

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