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Anemia of chronic disorders is a common type of anemia that occurs in patients with chronic inflammatory or malignant conditions. It is caused by inhibition of iron absorption and macrophage iron release due to elevated hepcidin levels in response to inflammation.

Chronic inflammatory diseases, infections like tuberculosis or pneumonia, and malignant diseases like cancer can cause anemia of chronic disorders.

Laboratory findings include normocytic normochromic anemia, low serum iron, increased ferritin and CRP levels, and normal or increased iron stores in the bone marrow.

ANEMIA OF CHRONIC

DISORDERS (ACD)
FIFY HENRIKA
Department of Clinical Pathology, Faculty of Medicine,
University of Indonesia
Jakarta,
May 2011, 09

Module Hematology and Onkology

IRON
a.
b.

PROTOPORPHYRIN

Iron deficiency
Chronic inflammation
/ malignancy

Sideroblastic anemia

Haem

Globin

Thalassemia
( or )
Haemoglobin

ANEMIA OF CHRONIC DISORDERS


(ACD)
One of the most common anemia occur in
patients:
Chronic inflammatory
Chronic infection
Trauma
Renal, hepatic and edocrinologic diseases are not
consistently associated with abnormalities of iron
metabolism seen in ACD

PATHOGENESIS
Anemia to related to decreased release of iron for
macrophage to plasma
Reduced RBC lifespan
In adequate it erythropoietin response to anemia, cause
by effects of cytokine such IL-1, TNF on erythropoiesis
Hepcidin released by the liver in response to inflammation

Inhibits macrophage
release of iron

Inhibits iron
absorption

CAUSES OF THE ANEMIA OF CHRONIC


DISORDERS
Chronic inflammatory diseases
Infections (e.g. pulmonary abscess, tuberculosis,
osteomyelitis, pneumonia, bacterial endocarditis)
Non-infections (e.g. rheumatoid arthritis,
systemic lupus erythematosus and other
connective tissue disease, sarcoidosis, Crohns
disease
Malignant diseases
Carcinoma, lymphoma, sarcoma
Hoffbrand AV, Moss PAH, Pettit JE. Essential haematology .5th ed. Oxford : Blackwell Publishing; 2006.p.39.

INVESTIGATION OF A HYPOCHROMIC
MICROCYTIC ANAEMIA
MCV / MCH

BLOOD FILM
SERUM IRON

SERUM IRON

MARROW FOR IRON

SIDEROBLASTIC
ANAEMIA

SERUM IRON N /

SERUM IRON

HAEMOGLOBIN
STUDIES : Hb F/
HbA2

FERRITIN LEVEL

THALASSAEMIA,
ABNORMAL
HAEMOGLOBIN

Ferritin

Ferritin N /

IRON
DEFICIENCY

ANAEMIA OF
CHRONIC DISORDER

Lewis SM, Bain BJ, Bates I. Dacie and Lewis practical haematology. 9 th ed. London : Churchill Livingstone; 2001.p.582.

LABORATORY FINDINGS
Hypoferremia
Normochromic

normocytic anemia, rarely


hypochromic microtic anemia

Serum

iron , TIBC , saturation index <15%

BM

iron stores normal or , serum ferritin


normal or

Reduced

BM sideroblastic iron because


reduced supply of iron to the marrow
erythrocyte

Laboratory findings

Abnormal plasma protein acute phase response


IL-1 + other mediators of inflammation
(Protein synthesis)
Macrophage
Complement
Ferritin
Phagocytic
activity

Hepatocyte
Acute-phase
reactans
Albumin
Transferrin (TIBC)

IL-1
rate
CRP (ESR) increased
Erythrocyte
sedimentation

The role of lactoferrin in causing hypoferremia.

LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF A
HYPOCHROMIC ANAEMIA
Iron deficiency

Chronic inflammatory
or malignancy

MCV
MCH
Serum iron

Reduced in relation to
severity of anaemia
Reduced

Normal or mild
reduction
Reduced

TIBC

Raised

Reduced

Serum transferrin
receptor
Serum ferritin

Raised

Normal/low

Reduced

Normal or raised

Bone marrow iron


stores
Erythroblast iron

Absent

Present

Absent

Absent

Hoffbrand AV, Moss PAH, Pettit JE. Essential haematology .5th ed. Oxford : Blackwell Publishing; 2006.p.39.

TREATMENT
Iron therapy and hematinic agent are
unnecessary
Resolve the underlying inflammatory or
infectious process successfully treated
Anemia will improve with effective
chemotherapy for malignant disease
The anemia response to erythropoietin in
ACD

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