A 55 yrs. old male presented with fever, weakness, and massive splenomegaly. LABS: What type of blast crisis is seen in this type of leukemia?

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A 55 yrs. old male presented with fever, weakness, and massive splenomegaly.

i. Hb: 9g/dl;

ii. WBC: 165x 10*9/L;

iii. PLATELETS: 765x10*9/L

iv.

Pro Myelocytes: 08%;

Myelocytes:

30%;

vi.

Meta Myelocytes: 13 %

vii.

Stabs: 7%;

viii. Neutrophils: 37%;

ix.

Blast cells:

3%;

Eosinophils:

What type of blast crisis

is seen in this type of leukemia?

Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia

Chronic Myeloid Leukemia

100%

Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia

Acute Myeloid Leukemia

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