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Smoldering ATLL (medical condition): A form of blood cancer affecting the T-cells which make up the body's immune system. The disease is caused by the HTLV-1 virus (human T-cell leukemia virus) which causes the proliferation of abnormal T-cells. The virus can be transmitted sexually and may lay dormant for decades. There are four subtypes: acute, chronic, lymphoma and smoldering. The acute and lymphoma subtypes have the poorest prognosis. The smoldering form tends to progress even slower than the chronic form and responds the best to treatment.
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Smoldering adult T-Cell leukemia:
»Introduction: Smoldering adult T-Cell leukemia
»Symptoms of Smoldering adult T-Cell leukemia
»Treatments for Smoldering adult T-Cell leukemia
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Smoldering ATLL: Another name for Smoldering adult T-Cell leukemia (or close medical condition association).
»Introduction: Smoldering adult T-Cell leukemia
»Symptoms of Smoldering adult T-Cell leukemia
»Treatments for Smoldering adult T-Cell leukemia
Some of the symptoms of Smoldering ATLL incude:
See full list of 12 symptoms of Smoldering ATLL (Smoldering adult T-Cell leukemia)
Treatments for Smoldering ATLL (Smoldering adult T-Cell leukemia) include:
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Treatment of Smoldering ATLL: For more treatment information about Smoldering ATLL, see treatment of Smoldering adult T-Cell leukemia (Smoldering ATLL)
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