74 yr old lady was evaluated for a self detected neck node by ENT specialist. No history of any weight loss, fever, difficulty in talking , eating or swallowing or night sweats.
She has no addictions. She is diabetic and hypertensive for 15 yrs

Clinical examination revealed PS1 , multiple nodes on right side neck ( cervical level 3,4 And supraclavicular).No hepatosplenomegaly. No other lymphadenopathy.

FNA was done suggestive of Lymphoma. She was referred to me for further evaluation

1) What are the next evaluation needed for
a) Diagnosis with staging

b) Workup for Treatment

c) Differential diagnosis

This week's discussion is about CML and the case is as below. 

This week Patient scenario : P1

Young yr old lady, unmarried, job holder was found to have high WBC count ( 1.94L) during routine tests. Peripheral smear is s/o Chronic myeloproliferative disorder with variable percentage of myeloblast, myelocytes, metamyelocytes etc with blast 1%.She came to me 2 days back.

Q1. How to proceed now.
What are the next investigations.

Clinically asymptomatic. Examination, PS 0, No lymphadenopathy, Spleen 7cm below costal margin.

Available labs- Hb 13.5, Platelet - 4.4L/dl

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answers to include

Investigations - and why u order
Treatment options and why chosen