Figure 3
Figure 3. Relationship between tolerance defect(s) and clinical outcome in secondary ITP. The abscissa indicates whether platelets are the sole hematopoietic lineage affected (right) or whether there is often concurrent hemolytic anemia and immune neutropenia (left). The ordinate indicates responsiveness to treatment of the inciting infection or underlying disease. The proposed corresponding tolerance checkpoint defects are given in shaded boxes at the base of the figure. All of the disease abbreviations are defined in the text. Professional illustration by Paulette Dennis.

Relationship between tolerance defect(s) and clinical outcome in secondary ITP. The abscissa indicates whether platelets are the sole hematopoietic lineage affected (right) or whether there is often concurrent hemolytic anemia and immune neutropenia (left). The ordinate indicates responsiveness to treatment of the inciting infection or underlying disease. The proposed corresponding tolerance checkpoint defects are given in shaded boxes at the base of the figure. All of the disease abbreviations are defined in the text. Professional illustration by Paulette Dennis.

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