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This is a case of patient SALTING, JADINE FRIGILLANA, 13/F, from SAN BENITO SUR , ARINGAY, LA
UNION admitted November 15, 2019 who came in due to leg cramps. History of present illness started 6
days prior to consult, patient had leg cramps, associated with easy fatigabiity, joint pain and body
weakness, consult is done where she was prescribed with Ferrous Fumarate 60mg/400mg/cap OD and
Ibuprofen 200mg/tab as needed for pain. Persistence of signs and symptoms, now with appearance of
rashes, nonpruritic at the neck and at the back area and feeling feverish prompted consult. Pertinent
Physical examination upon admission is Pale conjunctivae, (+) cervical lymphadenopathy, Palpable liver
and spleen, (+) peticheal rash on neck and back. Initially managed as a case of Systemic Autoimmine
Disease, Lymphoproliferative neoplasm t/c Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia vs NHL.
Work ups was done which showed persistent Thrombocytopenia (from 24 x 10 9/L, latest 20 x
109/L), persistent Anemia (from 92mg/dl, latest 82mg/dl), leukocytosis on admission to leukopenia
currently (2.6 x 109/L), Normal Reticulocyte Count (1.02), Elevated SGOT at 74 and normal SGPT at 25,
ESR elevated at 125, Positive Coomb’s test: Direct (+1), Normal Thyroid function test, PBS showed
immature lymphocytes: 32% undifferentiated blasts:8% and repeat PBS showed persistence of medium
sized mononucleated cells with fine chromatin, 1-2nucleoli and thin rim of basophilic cytoplasm
appearing as lymphoblasts with occasional myeloblasts and platelets are severely decreased. Negative
ANA IMF 1:<40. Initial chest xray (11/15/2019) revealed essentially normal to current CXR (11/23/2019)
result of marked progression of the Bilateral lung opacities obscuring the left hemidiaphragm and heart
shadow. Abdominal UTZ (11/17/2019)revealed Hepatosplenomegaly, Gallbladder biliary sludge, Minimal
abomino-pelvic ascites and repeat abdominal UTZ b(11/23/2019) Hepatospeenomegaly
On the 10th day of admission, patient is more active and conversant with decreased febrile episodes, (-)
bleeding episodes. Patient relatives requested for discharged hence discharged with final diagnosis of
SEPSIS SECONDARY TO COMMUNITY ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA, MODERATE RISK; ACUTE
LYMPHOPROLIFERATIVE NEOPLASM SECONDARY TO ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA