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Thalassemia major:clinical aspects and management Prof. Renzo Galanello Pediatric Clinic 2° University of Cagliari Ospedale Regionale Microcitemie-ASL8

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Thalassemia majorclinical aspects and management

Prof Renzo GalanelloPediatric Clinic 2deg University of CagliariOspedale Regionale Microcitemie-ASL8

Clinical characteristics ofβ talassemia major

severe early-onset hypochromicmicrocytic anemialiver and spleen enlargementfailure to thrivesevere skeletal manifestationregular transfusions required

(transfusion dependent)

DIAGNOSIS OF HOMOZYGOUS BETA THALASSEMIA

DIAGNOSIS OF HOMOZYGOUS BETA THALASSEMIA

cbc

Hb electrophoresisHPLC

DNA globin gene analysis

globin chain synthesis

cbc

Hb electrophoresisHPLC

DNA globin gene analysis

globin chain synthesis

cellulose acteate electrophoresis (pH 86)cellulose acteate electrophoresis (pH 86)

origin

HbXHbFHbA

HbA2

-

+

Peripheral blood smear in β-thalassemia major (A) intermedia (B) and in heterozygous β-thalassemia (C)

Peripheral blood smear in β-thalassemia major (A) intermedia (B) and in heterozygous β-thalassemia (C)

AA

BB

CC

Figure 7

7

Management of Thalassemia Majorbull Conventional

ndash RBC transfusionsndash Iron chelationndash (Splenectomy)

bull Bone marrow transplantationbull Prospectives

ndash gene therapyndash Hb F induction

8

AIMS OF TRANSFUSION TREATMENTbull Normal growth and physical activitybull darr Chronic hypoxemiabull darr Compensatory marrow hyperplasia

ndash darr hypervolemiandash darr bone changes ndash darr extramedullary erythropoiesis

bull darr Splenomegaly and hypersplenismbull darr Gastro-intestinal iron absorption

Improvementof cardiacfunction

9

Guidelines For RBC TransfusionIn Thalassemia Major

lt10 mlkghRate

2-4 weeksInterval

lt20 mlKgVolume

lt140 gdLPost-transfusional hemoglobin

95-105 gdLPre-transfusional hemoglobin

10

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

0 20 40 60 80 100PATIENT WEIGHT kg

Hct 80

Hct 60

Hct 75

Hct 50

ml

AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE PATIENTPATIENTrsquorsquoS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdlS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdl

TIF 2000

11

Transfusional Indices (Annual)

bull Mean hemoglobin bull Pure red cell consumptionbull Iron inputbull Mean transfusional interval

12

bull Row data fromndash transfusionndash chelationndash tests

bull Complicationsbull Therapies

Transfusional indexesIron balanceAppointmentsPrint-outsGraphsCentres Cooperation

A THALASSEMIA-ORIENTED COMPUTERIZED CLINICAL RECORDWEBTHAL

13

Transfusion - Dependent Complications

bull Iron overload

bull Infections

bull Immunization (allergic reactions alloimmunization)

1 ml pure RBC = 116 mg Fe

1 blood unit = 200 mg Fe

To maintain mean Hb = 12 g dl

100-200 mlkgy of pure RBC

Mean iron imput = 03-06 mgkgday

Includes iron absorbed by the GI tract (1 to 4 mg day)

Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

Page 2: Prof. Renzo Galanello Pediatric Clinic 2° University of Cagliari …pingpong.ki.se/public/pp/public_courses/course07617/published... · Clinical characteristics of βtalassemia major

Clinical characteristics ofβ talassemia major

severe early-onset hypochromicmicrocytic anemialiver and spleen enlargementfailure to thrivesevere skeletal manifestationregular transfusions required

(transfusion dependent)

DIAGNOSIS OF HOMOZYGOUS BETA THALASSEMIA

DIAGNOSIS OF HOMOZYGOUS BETA THALASSEMIA

cbc

Hb electrophoresisHPLC

DNA globin gene analysis

globin chain synthesis

cbc

Hb electrophoresisHPLC

DNA globin gene analysis

globin chain synthesis

cellulose acteate electrophoresis (pH 86)cellulose acteate electrophoresis (pH 86)

origin

HbXHbFHbA

HbA2

-

+

Peripheral blood smear in β-thalassemia major (A) intermedia (B) and in heterozygous β-thalassemia (C)

Peripheral blood smear in β-thalassemia major (A) intermedia (B) and in heterozygous β-thalassemia (C)

AA

BB

CC

Figure 7

7

Management of Thalassemia Majorbull Conventional

ndash RBC transfusionsndash Iron chelationndash (Splenectomy)

bull Bone marrow transplantationbull Prospectives

ndash gene therapyndash Hb F induction

8

AIMS OF TRANSFUSION TREATMENTbull Normal growth and physical activitybull darr Chronic hypoxemiabull darr Compensatory marrow hyperplasia

ndash darr hypervolemiandash darr bone changes ndash darr extramedullary erythropoiesis

bull darr Splenomegaly and hypersplenismbull darr Gastro-intestinal iron absorption

Improvementof cardiacfunction

9

Guidelines For RBC TransfusionIn Thalassemia Major

lt10 mlkghRate

2-4 weeksInterval

lt20 mlKgVolume

lt140 gdLPost-transfusional hemoglobin

95-105 gdLPre-transfusional hemoglobin

10

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

0 20 40 60 80 100PATIENT WEIGHT kg

Hct 80

Hct 60

Hct 75

Hct 50

ml

AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE PATIENTPATIENTrsquorsquoS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdlS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdl

TIF 2000

11

Transfusional Indices (Annual)

bull Mean hemoglobin bull Pure red cell consumptionbull Iron inputbull Mean transfusional interval

12

bull Row data fromndash transfusionndash chelationndash tests

bull Complicationsbull Therapies

Transfusional indexesIron balanceAppointmentsPrint-outsGraphsCentres Cooperation

A THALASSEMIA-ORIENTED COMPUTERIZED CLINICAL RECORDWEBTHAL

13

Transfusion - Dependent Complications

bull Iron overload

bull Infections

bull Immunization (allergic reactions alloimmunization)

1 ml pure RBC = 116 mg Fe

1 blood unit = 200 mg Fe

To maintain mean Hb = 12 g dl

100-200 mlkgy of pure RBC

Mean iron imput = 03-06 mgkgday

Includes iron absorbed by the GI tract (1 to 4 mg day)

Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

Page 3: Prof. Renzo Galanello Pediatric Clinic 2° University of Cagliari …pingpong.ki.se/public/pp/public_courses/course07617/published... · Clinical characteristics of βtalassemia major

DIAGNOSIS OF HOMOZYGOUS BETA THALASSEMIA

DIAGNOSIS OF HOMOZYGOUS BETA THALASSEMIA

cbc

Hb electrophoresisHPLC

DNA globin gene analysis

globin chain synthesis

cbc

Hb electrophoresisHPLC

DNA globin gene analysis

globin chain synthesis

cellulose acteate electrophoresis (pH 86)cellulose acteate electrophoresis (pH 86)

origin

HbXHbFHbA

HbA2

-

+

Peripheral blood smear in β-thalassemia major (A) intermedia (B) and in heterozygous β-thalassemia (C)

Peripheral blood smear in β-thalassemia major (A) intermedia (B) and in heterozygous β-thalassemia (C)

AA

BB

CC

Figure 7

7

Management of Thalassemia Majorbull Conventional

ndash RBC transfusionsndash Iron chelationndash (Splenectomy)

bull Bone marrow transplantationbull Prospectives

ndash gene therapyndash Hb F induction

8

AIMS OF TRANSFUSION TREATMENTbull Normal growth and physical activitybull darr Chronic hypoxemiabull darr Compensatory marrow hyperplasia

ndash darr hypervolemiandash darr bone changes ndash darr extramedullary erythropoiesis

bull darr Splenomegaly and hypersplenismbull darr Gastro-intestinal iron absorption

Improvementof cardiacfunction

9

Guidelines For RBC TransfusionIn Thalassemia Major

lt10 mlkghRate

2-4 weeksInterval

lt20 mlKgVolume

lt140 gdLPost-transfusional hemoglobin

95-105 gdLPre-transfusional hemoglobin

10

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

0 20 40 60 80 100PATIENT WEIGHT kg

Hct 80

Hct 60

Hct 75

Hct 50

ml

AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE PATIENTPATIENTrsquorsquoS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdlS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdl

TIF 2000

11

Transfusional Indices (Annual)

bull Mean hemoglobin bull Pure red cell consumptionbull Iron inputbull Mean transfusional interval

12

bull Row data fromndash transfusionndash chelationndash tests

bull Complicationsbull Therapies

Transfusional indexesIron balanceAppointmentsPrint-outsGraphsCentres Cooperation

A THALASSEMIA-ORIENTED COMPUTERIZED CLINICAL RECORDWEBTHAL

13

Transfusion - Dependent Complications

bull Iron overload

bull Infections

bull Immunization (allergic reactions alloimmunization)

1 ml pure RBC = 116 mg Fe

1 blood unit = 200 mg Fe

To maintain mean Hb = 12 g dl

100-200 mlkgy of pure RBC

Mean iron imput = 03-06 mgkgday

Includes iron absorbed by the GI tract (1 to 4 mg day)

Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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cellulose acteate electrophoresis (pH 86)cellulose acteate electrophoresis (pH 86)

origin

HbXHbFHbA

HbA2

-

+

Peripheral blood smear in β-thalassemia major (A) intermedia (B) and in heterozygous β-thalassemia (C)

Peripheral blood smear in β-thalassemia major (A) intermedia (B) and in heterozygous β-thalassemia (C)

AA

BB

CC

Figure 7

7

Management of Thalassemia Majorbull Conventional

ndash RBC transfusionsndash Iron chelationndash (Splenectomy)

bull Bone marrow transplantationbull Prospectives

ndash gene therapyndash Hb F induction

8

AIMS OF TRANSFUSION TREATMENTbull Normal growth and physical activitybull darr Chronic hypoxemiabull darr Compensatory marrow hyperplasia

ndash darr hypervolemiandash darr bone changes ndash darr extramedullary erythropoiesis

bull darr Splenomegaly and hypersplenismbull darr Gastro-intestinal iron absorption

Improvementof cardiacfunction

9

Guidelines For RBC TransfusionIn Thalassemia Major

lt10 mlkghRate

2-4 weeksInterval

lt20 mlKgVolume

lt140 gdLPost-transfusional hemoglobin

95-105 gdLPre-transfusional hemoglobin

10

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

0 20 40 60 80 100PATIENT WEIGHT kg

Hct 80

Hct 60

Hct 75

Hct 50

ml

AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE PATIENTPATIENTrsquorsquoS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdlS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdl

TIF 2000

11

Transfusional Indices (Annual)

bull Mean hemoglobin bull Pure red cell consumptionbull Iron inputbull Mean transfusional interval

12

bull Row data fromndash transfusionndash chelationndash tests

bull Complicationsbull Therapies

Transfusional indexesIron balanceAppointmentsPrint-outsGraphsCentres Cooperation

A THALASSEMIA-ORIENTED COMPUTERIZED CLINICAL RECORDWEBTHAL

13

Transfusion - Dependent Complications

bull Iron overload

bull Infections

bull Immunization (allergic reactions alloimmunization)

1 ml pure RBC = 116 mg Fe

1 blood unit = 200 mg Fe

To maintain mean Hb = 12 g dl

100-200 mlkgy of pure RBC

Mean iron imput = 03-06 mgkgday

Includes iron absorbed by the GI tract (1 to 4 mg day)

Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

Page 5: Prof. Renzo Galanello Pediatric Clinic 2° University of Cagliari …pingpong.ki.se/public/pp/public_courses/course07617/published... · Clinical characteristics of βtalassemia major

Peripheral blood smear in β-thalassemia major (A) intermedia (B) and in heterozygous β-thalassemia (C)

Peripheral blood smear in β-thalassemia major (A) intermedia (B) and in heterozygous β-thalassemia (C)

AA

BB

CC

Figure 7

7

Management of Thalassemia Majorbull Conventional

ndash RBC transfusionsndash Iron chelationndash (Splenectomy)

bull Bone marrow transplantationbull Prospectives

ndash gene therapyndash Hb F induction

8

AIMS OF TRANSFUSION TREATMENTbull Normal growth and physical activitybull darr Chronic hypoxemiabull darr Compensatory marrow hyperplasia

ndash darr hypervolemiandash darr bone changes ndash darr extramedullary erythropoiesis

bull darr Splenomegaly and hypersplenismbull darr Gastro-intestinal iron absorption

Improvementof cardiacfunction

9

Guidelines For RBC TransfusionIn Thalassemia Major

lt10 mlkghRate

2-4 weeksInterval

lt20 mlKgVolume

lt140 gdLPost-transfusional hemoglobin

95-105 gdLPre-transfusional hemoglobin

10

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

0 20 40 60 80 100PATIENT WEIGHT kg

Hct 80

Hct 60

Hct 75

Hct 50

ml

AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE PATIENTPATIENTrsquorsquoS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdlS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdl

TIF 2000

11

Transfusional Indices (Annual)

bull Mean hemoglobin bull Pure red cell consumptionbull Iron inputbull Mean transfusional interval

12

bull Row data fromndash transfusionndash chelationndash tests

bull Complicationsbull Therapies

Transfusional indexesIron balanceAppointmentsPrint-outsGraphsCentres Cooperation

A THALASSEMIA-ORIENTED COMPUTERIZED CLINICAL RECORDWEBTHAL

13

Transfusion - Dependent Complications

bull Iron overload

bull Infections

bull Immunization (allergic reactions alloimmunization)

1 ml pure RBC = 116 mg Fe

1 blood unit = 200 mg Fe

To maintain mean Hb = 12 g dl

100-200 mlkgy of pure RBC

Mean iron imput = 03-06 mgkgday

Includes iron absorbed by the GI tract (1 to 4 mg day)

Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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7

Management of Thalassemia Majorbull Conventional

ndash RBC transfusionsndash Iron chelationndash (Splenectomy)

bull Bone marrow transplantationbull Prospectives

ndash gene therapyndash Hb F induction

8

AIMS OF TRANSFUSION TREATMENTbull Normal growth and physical activitybull darr Chronic hypoxemiabull darr Compensatory marrow hyperplasia

ndash darr hypervolemiandash darr bone changes ndash darr extramedullary erythropoiesis

bull darr Splenomegaly and hypersplenismbull darr Gastro-intestinal iron absorption

Improvementof cardiacfunction

9

Guidelines For RBC TransfusionIn Thalassemia Major

lt10 mlkghRate

2-4 weeksInterval

lt20 mlKgVolume

lt140 gdLPost-transfusional hemoglobin

95-105 gdLPre-transfusional hemoglobin

10

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

0 20 40 60 80 100PATIENT WEIGHT kg

Hct 80

Hct 60

Hct 75

Hct 50

ml

AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE PATIENTPATIENTrsquorsquoS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdlS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdl

TIF 2000

11

Transfusional Indices (Annual)

bull Mean hemoglobin bull Pure red cell consumptionbull Iron inputbull Mean transfusional interval

12

bull Row data fromndash transfusionndash chelationndash tests

bull Complicationsbull Therapies

Transfusional indexesIron balanceAppointmentsPrint-outsGraphsCentres Cooperation

A THALASSEMIA-ORIENTED COMPUTERIZED CLINICAL RECORDWEBTHAL

13

Transfusion - Dependent Complications

bull Iron overload

bull Infections

bull Immunization (allergic reactions alloimmunization)

1 ml pure RBC = 116 mg Fe

1 blood unit = 200 mg Fe

To maintain mean Hb = 12 g dl

100-200 mlkgy of pure RBC

Mean iron imput = 03-06 mgkgday

Includes iron absorbed by the GI tract (1 to 4 mg day)

Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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8

AIMS OF TRANSFUSION TREATMENTbull Normal growth and physical activitybull darr Chronic hypoxemiabull darr Compensatory marrow hyperplasia

ndash darr hypervolemiandash darr bone changes ndash darr extramedullary erythropoiesis

bull darr Splenomegaly and hypersplenismbull darr Gastro-intestinal iron absorption

Improvementof cardiacfunction

9

Guidelines For RBC TransfusionIn Thalassemia Major

lt10 mlkghRate

2-4 weeksInterval

lt20 mlKgVolume

lt140 gdLPost-transfusional hemoglobin

95-105 gdLPre-transfusional hemoglobin

10

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

0 20 40 60 80 100PATIENT WEIGHT kg

Hct 80

Hct 60

Hct 75

Hct 50

ml

AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE PATIENTPATIENTrsquorsquoS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdlS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdl

TIF 2000

11

Transfusional Indices (Annual)

bull Mean hemoglobin bull Pure red cell consumptionbull Iron inputbull Mean transfusional interval

12

bull Row data fromndash transfusionndash chelationndash tests

bull Complicationsbull Therapies

Transfusional indexesIron balanceAppointmentsPrint-outsGraphsCentres Cooperation

A THALASSEMIA-ORIENTED COMPUTERIZED CLINICAL RECORDWEBTHAL

13

Transfusion - Dependent Complications

bull Iron overload

bull Infections

bull Immunization (allergic reactions alloimmunization)

1 ml pure RBC = 116 mg Fe

1 blood unit = 200 mg Fe

To maintain mean Hb = 12 g dl

100-200 mlkgy of pure RBC

Mean iron imput = 03-06 mgkgday

Includes iron absorbed by the GI tract (1 to 4 mg day)

Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

Page 8: Prof. Renzo Galanello Pediatric Clinic 2° University of Cagliari …pingpong.ki.se/public/pp/public_courses/course07617/published... · Clinical characteristics of βtalassemia major

9

Guidelines For RBC TransfusionIn Thalassemia Major

lt10 mlkghRate

2-4 weeksInterval

lt20 mlKgVolume

lt140 gdLPost-transfusional hemoglobin

95-105 gdLPre-transfusional hemoglobin

10

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

0 20 40 60 80 100PATIENT WEIGHT kg

Hct 80

Hct 60

Hct 75

Hct 50

ml

AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE PATIENTPATIENTrsquorsquoS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdlS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdl

TIF 2000

11

Transfusional Indices (Annual)

bull Mean hemoglobin bull Pure red cell consumptionbull Iron inputbull Mean transfusional interval

12

bull Row data fromndash transfusionndash chelationndash tests

bull Complicationsbull Therapies

Transfusional indexesIron balanceAppointmentsPrint-outsGraphsCentres Cooperation

A THALASSEMIA-ORIENTED COMPUTERIZED CLINICAL RECORDWEBTHAL

13

Transfusion - Dependent Complications

bull Iron overload

bull Infections

bull Immunization (allergic reactions alloimmunization)

1 ml pure RBC = 116 mg Fe

1 blood unit = 200 mg Fe

To maintain mean Hb = 12 g dl

100-200 mlkgy of pure RBC

Mean iron imput = 03-06 mgkgday

Includes iron absorbed by the GI tract (1 to 4 mg day)

Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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10

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

0 20 40 60 80 100PATIENT WEIGHT kg

Hct 80

Hct 60

Hct 75

Hct 50

ml

AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE AMOUNT OF BLOOD REQUIRED TO RAISE PATIENTPATIENTrsquorsquoS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdlS HAEMOGLOBIN BY 1 gdl

TIF 2000

11

Transfusional Indices (Annual)

bull Mean hemoglobin bull Pure red cell consumptionbull Iron inputbull Mean transfusional interval

12

bull Row data fromndash transfusionndash chelationndash tests

bull Complicationsbull Therapies

Transfusional indexesIron balanceAppointmentsPrint-outsGraphsCentres Cooperation

A THALASSEMIA-ORIENTED COMPUTERIZED CLINICAL RECORDWEBTHAL

13

Transfusion - Dependent Complications

bull Iron overload

bull Infections

bull Immunization (allergic reactions alloimmunization)

1 ml pure RBC = 116 mg Fe

1 blood unit = 200 mg Fe

To maintain mean Hb = 12 g dl

100-200 mlkgy of pure RBC

Mean iron imput = 03-06 mgkgday

Includes iron absorbed by the GI tract (1 to 4 mg day)

Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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11

Transfusional Indices (Annual)

bull Mean hemoglobin bull Pure red cell consumptionbull Iron inputbull Mean transfusional interval

12

bull Row data fromndash transfusionndash chelationndash tests

bull Complicationsbull Therapies

Transfusional indexesIron balanceAppointmentsPrint-outsGraphsCentres Cooperation

A THALASSEMIA-ORIENTED COMPUTERIZED CLINICAL RECORDWEBTHAL

13

Transfusion - Dependent Complications

bull Iron overload

bull Infections

bull Immunization (allergic reactions alloimmunization)

1 ml pure RBC = 116 mg Fe

1 blood unit = 200 mg Fe

To maintain mean Hb = 12 g dl

100-200 mlkgy of pure RBC

Mean iron imput = 03-06 mgkgday

Includes iron absorbed by the GI tract (1 to 4 mg day)

Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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12

bull Row data fromndash transfusionndash chelationndash tests

bull Complicationsbull Therapies

Transfusional indexesIron balanceAppointmentsPrint-outsGraphsCentres Cooperation

A THALASSEMIA-ORIENTED COMPUTERIZED CLINICAL RECORDWEBTHAL

13

Transfusion - Dependent Complications

bull Iron overload

bull Infections

bull Immunization (allergic reactions alloimmunization)

1 ml pure RBC = 116 mg Fe

1 blood unit = 200 mg Fe

To maintain mean Hb = 12 g dl

100-200 mlkgy of pure RBC

Mean iron imput = 03-06 mgkgday

Includes iron absorbed by the GI tract (1 to 4 mg day)

Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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13

Transfusion - Dependent Complications

bull Iron overload

bull Infections

bull Immunization (allergic reactions alloimmunization)

1 ml pure RBC = 116 mg Fe

1 blood unit = 200 mg Fe

To maintain mean Hb = 12 g dl

100-200 mlkgy of pure RBC

Mean iron imput = 03-06 mgkgday

Includes iron absorbed by the GI tract (1 to 4 mg day)

Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

Page 13: Prof. Renzo Galanello Pediatric Clinic 2° University of Cagliari …pingpong.ki.se/public/pp/public_courses/course07617/published... · Clinical characteristics of βtalassemia major

1 ml pure RBC = 116 mg Fe

1 blood unit = 200 mg Fe

To maintain mean Hb = 12 g dl

100-200 mlkgy of pure RBC

Mean iron imput = 03-06 mgkgday

Includes iron absorbed by the GI tract (1 to 4 mg day)

Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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Complications in thalassemia major

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

Associated with iron overloadbull Cardiopathybull Liver diseasebull EndocrinopathiesOthersbull Gallbladderbull Osteoporosisbull Hypersplenismbull Nephrolithiasisbull Thrombosisbull Pulmonary hypertension

LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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LiverLiver biopsybiopsy

SQUIDSQUID--magneticmagneticsusceptometrysusceptometry((liverspleenliverspleen))

Serum Serum ferritinferritin

UrinaryUrinary Iron Iron ExcretionExcretion(UIE)(UIE)

MagneticMagnetic ResonanceResonanceImagingImaging ((liverheartotherliverheartotherorgansorgans) )

FreeFree ironironNTBILPI LIPNTBILPI LIP

Quantitative Quantitative phlebotomyphlebotomy

BODYIRON STORES

DETERMINATIONDirect Indirect

Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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Royal Bromptonamp Harefield

NHLIImperial College

5ms 6ms 7ms 8ms 9ms 11ms 13ms 15ms 17ms

Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2Deriving Myocardial T2

020406080

100

0 4 8 12 16 20

TE

Sign

al

Signal = Ke-

TET2

Anderson LJ Eur Heart J 2001 22 2171-9

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

Page 17: Prof. Renzo Galanello Pediatric Clinic 2° University of Cagliari …pingpong.ki.se/public/pp/public_courses/course07617/published... · Clinical characteristics of βtalassemia major

T2 - Cardiac Risk Ranging

High Intermediate Low

Anderson et al 2002

Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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Iron balance in thalassemia

input excretion4transfusions

05 mgKgd

4 absorption

1 - 3 mgd

4chelators

urine stool

4 loss 1 mgd

OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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OBJECTIVES OF CHELATIONOBJECTIVES OF CHELATION

Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify iron

Organ targeting

Reduceprevent iron overload Reduceprevent iron overload

Detoxify ironDetoxify iron

Organ targetingOrgan targeting

Labile Labile IronIron PoolPoolFeFe2+2+ + H+ H22OO22 rarrrarr FeFe3+3+ + + OHOHmacr + OH+ OH

excessexcess ironiron

Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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Available iron chelators

Deferoxamine

Deferiprone

Deferasirox

Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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Possible Chelation Treatments

Monotherapy

Alternate therapy

Combination therapy simultaneoussequential

bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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bullSafety is the issue ofmajor concern for a drugthat patients take longlife

YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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YESYESYESYESRareRareGI GI symptomssymptomsrarerareYESYESRareRareNeutropenia Neutropenia

YESYESnonoHigh High dosesdosesRenalRenal changeschanges

RareRarenonononoLensLens opacityopacityYESYESnonononoSkinSkin rashesrashes

nonoYESYESnonoAgranulocytosisAgranulocytosis

nonoYESYESnonoWeightWeight gaingainYESYESYESYESnonoLiverLiver enzymesenzymes changeschanges

nono

YESYES

nono

nono

nono

nono

nono

no no

DEFERIPRONEDEFERIPRONE

RareRareRareRare

YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESDEFEROXAMINEDEFEROXAMINE ICL670ICL670

nonoLensLens opacityopacity

nonoArthropathyArthropathy

nonoOsteoporosisOsteoporosisRareRareHearingHearing lossloss

nonoRetinalRetinal toxicitytoxicity

nonoYersiniaYersinia infectionsinfections

nonoBoneBone changeschanges

nonoGrowthGrowth arrestarrest

nonoLocalLocal side side effecteffect

SIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORSSIDE EFFECTS FROM IRON CHELATORS

Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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Consequences of improved conventionaltreatment

Prolonged life expectancyImproved endocrine functionBetter clinical conditionBetter quality of lifeImproved psychosocial status

THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Bone marrow transplantation

Gene therapy

HbF induction

Non conventional treatment

1

2

3

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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Thalassemia comprehensive control program

Thalassemia comprehensive control program

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

ndash Preventionraquo community educationraquo population screeningraquo genetic counselingraquo prenatal diagnosisraquo program evaluation

MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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MCV flMCV fl

MCH pgMCH pg

Hb patternHb pattern

gt 78

gt 27

A + A2 lt 32

lt 78

lt 27

A + F (01-7) + A2 gt 36

lt 78

lt 27

A + A2 lt 36

ZnPP or iron studies

NORMAL β-THALcarrier uarr ZnPP

darr ironNormal ZnPP

IRON DEFICIENCY

Globin chainsynthesis or

α-globin gene analysis

α-THALcarrier

δ and β genesanalysis

δ + β THAL

γδβ THAL

NORMAL HbA2 β THAL

le 78

le 27

A + F (3-16) + A2 lt 32

HbF quantitαβ ratio

DNA analysis

δ β THAL

HPFH

A + abnormalband + A2

Sickling test

Negative Positive

Furtherinvestigation

HbS

Screening for common mutations by

DNA analysis

Characterization of undefined mutationsby DGGE and direct

sequencing

or

or

or

Flow chart for thalassemia screeningFlow chart for thalassemia screening

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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0

20

40

60

80

100

120

75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07

Year

Ndeg

of p

atie

nts

RefusalRefusal of of prenatalprenatal diagnosisdiagnosisor or refusalrefusal of of pregnancypregnancy interruptioninterruption

ReductionReduction of of homozygoushomozygous ββ--thalassaemiathalassaemia newbornsnewbornsin in SardiniaSardinia

β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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β-thal alleles (47)β-thal alleles (47)-α(37) initiation cd ACCATGrarr - - CATGα2 ATGrarrACGα1 ATGrarrGTGα2 cd 29 TrarrC (Agrinio)α2 IVS1 (-5nt)α2α1 cd 110 CrarrA (Petah Tikva)α2 cd 142 TrarrA (Icaria)α2 polyA ATAArarrATGA

α-thal alleles (18)α-thal alleles (18) δ-thal allelesδ-thal alleles-65 ArarrG-55 TrarrCcd 4 CrarrTcd 27 GrarrTCorfugrave ndash72 Kb

Hb LeporeHb Lepore

δβ-thal allelesδβ-thal allelesSicilianSpanishTurkishMacedonian

HPFHHPFH

Common structuralvariants

Common structuralvariants

HbSHbCHbD PunjabHbO-Arab

HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN HETEROGENEITY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN MEDITERRANEAN

-α37

-α42

-α37 Hb Hasharon-(α)205

--MED-I--MED-II-(α)52

--(MA)--(CL)--(CAL)

HPFH ndash4HPFH ndash5

-196 Aγ C rarrT-117 Aγ G rarrA

Sardinian

5 - CT89 + G30 C1-1 A1-2 A1-2 G1-5 C1-5 T1-110 A1-116 G1-130 C39 T37 A44-C54-T59-A7-C2-705 C2-745 G2-843 G2-844 A2-850-G2-850 C

-90 T-88 A-88 T-87 G-87 T-87 A-86 A-31 C-30 A-30 C6 - A8 - AA27 T1-5 A1-6 C2-1 AAACAAAAATGAAA

-101 T-92 TUTR +10-T+ 33 G2-844 GAATAAG

31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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31

Severity ofclinical picture

Diseasecomplications

Genetic Factors Affecting The Severity Of β-thalassemia Phenotype

bull Primary Modifiersndash Variability at globin gene loci

bull Secondary Modifiersndash Variability in other genes

32

a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

33

ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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a globin

β + γglobin

Mild Phenotype

α thalassemia Mildsilent β allelesIncreased γ

Severe Phenotype

a globin

β + γglobin

Mechanisms Of β-Thalassemia Intermedia

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ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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ComplicationsComplications of betaof beta--thalassemia and thalassemia and geneticgenetic modifiersmodifiers

ComplicationComplication

Hyperbilirubinemia and Hyperbilirubinemia and

gallstonesgallstones

IronIron loadingloading

OsteoporosisOsteoporosisosteopeniaosteopenia

CardiacCardiac diseasedisease

ThrombosisThrombosis

HepatitisHepatitis and and liverliver cirrhosiscirrhosis

Modifier gene(s)

UGT1A1

HFE

ERGVDR Col1A1 TGFβ1

APOE4 HLAGSTM1

Factor V Leiden Prothrombin

HLA

PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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PREVALENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS IN BETA THALASSEMIA

5712035THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA

20353261THALASSEMIA MAJOR

PREVALENCE

CHOLELITHIASISTOTAL

PATIENTS

Galanello Galanello etet alBJH 2001alBJH 2001

5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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5rsquo 3rsquo

A(TA)nTAA

- 53 - 39

TATA box

Exon 1 2 3 4 5

Normal subjects A(TA)6TAA

Subjects with Gilbert syndrome A(TA)7TAA

Normal enzyme activity

Enzyme activity 30 reduction

Mutation of UGT1A1 gene promoter

36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia

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36

0102030405060708090

(TA)6(TA)6 (TA)6(TA)7 (TA)7(TA)7

UGT1-A1 promoter genotype

o

f pat

ient

s w

ith

chol

elith

iasi

sMajorIntermedia

Plt005Plt005

Galanello et al BJH 2001

Prevalence of Cholelithiasis And UGT1-A1 Promoter Genotype In Thalassemia Major

And Intermedia