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002) in ET patients, and both white blood cell count (P less then 0.004) and Lactate dehydrogenase level (P less then 0.001) in PMF patients, while no significant differences were found in other parameters at the time of diagnosis and during therapy. Conclusion Clinical and laboratory improvements were presented in MPNs patients. Regular follow up of patients are essential to ensure prescribed treatment in addition to the continual and long-lasting response to therapy and to prevent thrombosis. © 2019 Salim et al.Background Anti- malar