A patient with Philadelphia (Ph) chromosome positive chronic myelocytic leukemia is described who also developed an abnormality of chromosome #3, i.e., t(3;20)(p21;p13), in blast crisis. This abnormality may be connected with the advent thrombocythemia. The disease was a thrombopenia in the initial phase.
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