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Prognostic significance of amoeboid movement configuration in lymphoid cells from children with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.

Bone marrow smears from 72 consecutive children with a recent diagnosis of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) have been morphologically analyzed. A high incidence of lymphoid cells with amoeboid movement configuration (AMC) seems to indicate a more favorable prognosis independently of other prognostic factors e.g. age, WBC or sex. A positive correlation between the AMC and the mitotic indices (MI) of the lymphoblasts indicates some connection between the motility and the proliferative activity of the leukaemic cell clone.