Upon completion of this learning program you will be able to::

• Recall the epidemiology data for ALL.
• List the risk factors for ALL.
• Explain how ALL cells develop and how DNA alterations can lead to ALL.
• List the symptoms of ALL.
• Describe the tests and techniques used for the diagnosis of ALL.
• Recall the systems used in the staging of ALL.
• List the prognostic factors for ALL.

1. Welcome
   1. Disclaimer
   2. Navigation Instructions
   3. Introduction
   4. Learning Objectives
2. Epidemiology Of All
   1. Overview
   2. Incidence And Prevalence
   3. Risk Factors
   4. Pop Quiz
   5. All In Children
   6. All In Children (Continued)
   7. Progress Check
   8. Section Summary
3. Pathophysiology Of All
   1. Normal Hematopoiesis
   2. Malignant Transformation Of Lymphoid Stem Cells
   3. Pop Quiz
   4. Dna Alterations
   5. Lymphoblastic Proliferation In Other Organs
   6. Lymphoblastic Proliferation In The Cns
   7. Progress Check
   8. Section Summary
4. Diagnosis Of All
   1. Clinical Presentation
   2. Differential Diagnosis
   3. Differential Diagnosis (Continued)
   4. Pop Quiz
   5. Definitive Diagnostic Tests
   6. Definitive Diagnostic Tests (Continued)
   7. Immunophenotyping And Cytogenetic Analyses
   8. Immunophenotyping And Cytogenetic Analyses (Continued)
   9. Pop Quiz
   10. Imaging Studies In All
   11. Progress Check
   12. Section Summary
5. Staging And Prognosis Of All
   1. Staging Of All
   2. Leukemia Of Ambiguous Lineage
   3. Pop Quiz
   4. Clinical Prognostic Factors
   5. Treatment-related Prognostic Factors
   6. Treatment-related Prognostic Factors (Continued)
   7. Progress Check
   8. Section Summary
6. Test Your Acquired Knowledge
   1. Summary
   2. Final Assessment
7. End Of Program
8. Glossary
9. References