Abstract:Objective: To explore the immunophenotypic characterization and clinic features of acute lymphatic leukemia. Methods: The immunophenotyping in 90 adult patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) was determined by using indirect immunofluoresent method. Eight monoclonal CD antibodies consisting of anti-CD2,-CD7,-CD10,-CD19,-CD13,-CD14,-CD33 and anti-HLA-DR monoclonal antibodies were applied conventionally. The clinical features including white blood cell (WBC), the rates of hepatomegaty, splenomegaty and nodule enlargement were also observed. Results: Immunophenotyping had high corresponding rate to FAB morphological typing in diagnosing ALL, and WBC was higher in patients with pure T-lineage type ALL than in pure B-lineage type ALL, while other clinical features had no significant difference in these two types ALL. It seemed that the effect of chemotherapy in pure B-lineage ALL was better than in pure T-lineage ALL. Conclusion: Immunoghenotypic characterization is a great help in the diagnosis and treatment of ALL.