Meanings of acute leukaemia in English

The disease is aggressive and rapidly transforms to acute leukaemia, usually of myeloid phenotype.

The patient did not develop acute leukaemia during a follow up period of four years.

Three patients with secondary acute leukaemia after treatment with topoisomerase II inhibitor agents are described.

Aston Villa captain Stiliyan Petrov has announced his retirement following his battle against acute leukaemia.

Childhood acute leukaemia (AL) accounts for a third of childhood cancers.

Jill Teck was told that she had acute leukaemia.

He had Alzheimer's disease for several years and was diagnosed with acute leukaemia in the summer.

Its founder, Tinkov has been battling acute leukaemia and had a bone marrow transplant in July.

Only 4 cases of haemophilia and acute leukaemia in the same patient are described in the literature.

She is being treated for acute leukaemia.

Wolves fans took part in a 24-hour penalty marathon in support of goalkeeper Carl Ikeme, who has acute leukaemia.

They included a man in his 40s who died from acute leukaemia, and another who fell from a ladder.

Conclusions: Greater radiological severity as measured by RSI was associated with increased mortality and morbidity in acute leukaemia patients with pneumonia.

No patient had either cytogenetic abnormalities or progressed to acute leukaemia, although one 13-year-old developed marked marrow fibrosis and trilineage dysplasia.

The interval between initiation of chemotherapy and the onset of secondary acute leukaemia was 19-20 months.

The data were extracted from a case-control study including 280 cases of acute leukaemia and 288 controls.