Le discrasie plasmacellulari Discrasie plasmacellulari I: • Gammopatia monoclonale di significato indeterminato (MGUS): • primitiva • secondaria • Mieloma Multiplo • Smoldering myeloma • Plasma cell leukemia • Mieloma micromolecolare • Mieloma non-secernente • Mieloma osteosclerotico (POEMS: polineuropatia, organomegalia, endocrinopatia, M protein, skin changes) • Plasmocitoma solitario • osseo • extraosseo Discrasie plasmacellulari II • Macroglobulinemia di Waldenström • Amiloidosi • primitiva (AL) • secondaria • Malattia da catene pesanti (HCD) • HCD • HCD • HCD • Crioglobulinemie • Linfoma maligno Presenza di componente monoclonale (M protein) ixation trophoresis P normale iper IgA MM BJ MM IgG MM IgM WD MGUS: SMM: MM: < 3 gr% M-protein < 10% BM PC no end-organ damage no AL > 3 gr% M-protein > 10% BM PC no end-organ damage no AL > 3 gr% M-protein > 10% BM PC end-organ damage incidenza: 1.5% > 50 anni 3% > 70 anni 10% > 80 anni rischio di evoluzione: 25% anno rischio di evoluzione: 1% anno (16% di tutti i MM all’esordio) Active myeloma: end-organ damage bone pain - often with loss of height constitutional - weakness, fatigue and weight loss anemia - responds to erythropoeitin renal disease -renal tubular dysfunction susceptibility to infections - neutropenia, hypogammaglobulinemia) hypercalcemia - myeloma cells secrete osteoclast activating factors hyperviscosity - 2 % with myeloma, 50 % with macroglobulinemia neurologic dysfunction - spinal cord or nerve root compression IRA/IRC Median Survival (months) Myeloma staging system cells x 1012 /sqm Stage I no anemia (Hb > 10gr%) >60 no hypercalcemia no more than one bony lesion low M protein (IgG < 5gr/dl; IgA < 3 gr/dl; BJ < 4 gr/24 ore) <0.6 Stage II between I and III 0.6-1.2 41 Stage III anemia (Hb < 8.5 gr%) 23 hypercalcemia (Ca > 12 mg/dl) advanced lytic bone disease high M protein (IgG > 7gr/dl; IgA > 5 gr/dl; BJ > 12 gr/24 ore) A/B A: creatininemia < 2; B: creatininemia > 2 >1.2 Myeloma diagnostic work-up Il midollo osseo è un tessuto complesso OSSO: • matrice ossea (trabecole) • osteoclasti • osteoblasti MIDOLLO OSSEO • cellule emopoietiche • vasi • cellule stromali adipociti fibroblasti macrofagi mastociti • matrice extracellulare B linfocita CG Long-lived PC MGUS instabilita’ genetica smoldering myeloma symptomatic myeloma intramedullary symptomatic myeloma extramedullary alterazioni genetiche • homing delle PC nel midollo • paracrinia sopravvivenza differenziazione microambiente proliferazione • angiogenesi • osteoclastogenesi • inibizione osteogenesi sistema immunitario interazione diretta interazione indiretta Adapted from Nature Reviews - Cancer 2. 177-189, 2002 Mechanisms of disease progression: ROLE OF MICROENVIRONMENT ECM stromal cell endothelial cell VEGF PTX3 immune T cells system IL-6 2M MHC class I+ cells Causes of death in multiple myeloma • • • • Progressive myeloma Sepsis Renal failure Other (old age) 45% 25% 10% 20% Principles of treatment • no evidence that early treatment prolongs survival • wait for symptoms, or evidence of disease progression to start treatment • supportive measures are critically important – drink 3 liters of fluids daily – treat infections promptly – prophylactic bisphosphonates reduce skeletal cmplications – anemia responds to erythropoeitin Trattamenti utilizzati: chemioterapia convenzionale chemioterapia ad alte dosi con autotrapianto alte dosi di steroidi (DEX) interferone talidomide allotrapianto mieloablativo/non-mieloablativo inibitori del proteasoma (Velcade) Malattia di Waldenstrom produzione di IgM da parte di B linfociti pre-switch anomalie citogenetiche specifiche familiarita’ interessamento midollo osseo, linfonodi, milza midollo compatibile con linfoma plasmocitico • IgM+, CD19+, CD20+, CD79+, CD10-, CD23-, CD25+, CD27+ IgM con caratteristiche particolari • iperviscosita’ • autoimmunita’ • neuropatia • amiloidosi • crioglobulinemia Malattia di Waldenstrom Asintomatico Sintomatico Hb < 10 gr% piastrine < 100,000/mmc iperviscosita’ neuropatia periferica sintomatica amiloidosi crioglobulinemia sintomatica TERAPIA Malattia di Waldenstrom iperviscosita’: non correlata ai livelli di IgM sanguinamento mucose (nasale, gengivale) cefalea disturbi visivi (alterazioni del fundus) disturbi neurologici (vertigini, acufeni, atassia) viscosimetria TERAPIA Amiloidosi: • disturbo della struttura secondaria delle proteine • le proteine son prodotti in forma solubile dalle cellule • diventano insolubili a livello extracellulare per - difetto strutturale della proteina stessa - effetto proteolitico a livello tessutale • formano depositi a livello tessutale (fibrille) • i depositi portano a disfunzione tessutale rene cuore Amyloid Protein Protein Precursor Clinical AA SAA Reactive (secondary). Familial Mediterranean fever. Familial amyloid nephropathy with urticaria and deafness(MuckleWells' syndrome). AL Immunoglobulin light chains Idiopathic (primary), myeloma or macroglobulinaemi associated. ATTR transthyretin (prealbumin) Familial amyloid polyneuropathy, Portuguese type;. familial amyloid cardiomyopathy, Danish type AApoA1 apoA1 Familial amyloid polyneuropathy, Iowa type; Hereditary non-neuro pathic systemic amyloidosis Agel Gelsolin Familial amyloidosis, Finnish type. Acys Cystatin C Hereditary cerebral haemorrhage with amyloidosis,. Icelandic Alys Lysozyme Hereditary non-neuropathic systemic amyloidosis (Ostertag-type). Afib . Aß Fibrinogen Hereditary renal amyloidosis ß protein precursor Alzheimer's disease. Down's syndrome. Hereditary cerebral haemorrhage with amyloidosis, Dutch Aß2M ß2-microglobulin Associated with chronic dialysis. Ascr Scrapie protein precursor Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, etc. Gerstmann-Straüssler-Scheinker syndrome. Acal (Pro)calcitonin In medullary carcinomas of the thyroid AANF Atrial natri-uretic factor solated atrial amyloid. AAPP Islet amyloid polypeptide In islets of Langerhans, Diabetes type II, insulinoma. .