Titlebook: Biopsy Pathology of the Lymphoreticular System; Dennis H. Wright,Peter G. Isaacson Book 1983 D. H. Wright and P. G. Isaacson 1983 biopsy.i

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Sindromi neurologiche paraneoplasticheaemia develop an aggressive lymphoma with pleomorphic cytology that may cause nodal or extranodal tumour masses (Richter’s syndrome) (Richter, 1928). There is increasing evidence from careful immunohistological studies that the pleomorphic lymphoma that characterizes Richter’s syndrome is of the sam

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Malignant lymphoma of B- and T-cell precursors,ed with tumour masses and are, therefore, more likely to be seen by histopathologists. The anatomical distribution of the tumour gives a clue to its phenotype. Most abdominal tumours are of B-cell type and mediastinal tumours of T-cell type whereas those presenting as peripheral lymphadenopathy are

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The normal lymph node and spleen,ign analogue in the non-neoplastic lymph node. The localization of a malignant lymphomatous infiltrate within a lymph node is also influenced by the position that the equivalent benign cells occupy in the node and can be a valuable diagnostic aid. To appreciate the morphology of normal lymph node ce

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Infectious and granulomatous conditions of lymph nodes,pathies which, since they produce relatively similar histological appearances in lymph nodes, are conveniently considered as a group. A number of non-viral infectious lymphadenopathies are characterized by granulomatous inflammation and this is also true of some non-infectious conditions. In practic