Guest guest Posted June 2, 2011 Report Share Posted June 2, 2011 This is so confusing. I just don’t understand… If CLL cells are more likely to undergo apoptosis in peripheral blood, then what is happening when peripheral counts keep climbing in a patient in whom the nodes or spleen don’t seem to be swelling? What is the relationship between nodes and the marrow in this regard? The marrow is creating these cells and sending them into the blood, but they don’t pile up in nodes. I can’t say I understood it before this recent conversation, but I can only continue shaking my head and feeling totally bewildered. Karni dx Nov. 2003 at 59 yrs, asymptomatic Trisomy 12, CD38 42%, possibly familial (mother had CLL) tx F/R 2008 because of rapidly increasing ALC, still feeling well Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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