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Acute Lymphadenitis
Painful bacterial infection
Micro - PMNs
Chronic nonspecific Lymphadenitis
3 patterns
1 Follicular hyperplasia
2 Paracortical T-Cell
3 Hyperplasia
Sinus histiocytosis
Follicular hyperplasia
Lymphadenitis
Seen w/ autoimmune disease like RA
Seen w/ HIV
Paracortical T-Cell Hyperplasia
Lymphadenitis
EBV - Mono
Seen after vaccination
Seen w/ Catscratch disease
Sinus histiocytosis
Lymphadenitis
Seen in benign lymph nodes draining cancers
Specific - granulomatous Lymphadenitis
TB or foreign bodies
B-cell Lymphomas
Follicular
Diffuse Large B
Burkitt
Mantle
Marginal / MALT
Follicular Lymphomas
B-Cell Lymphomas (CD19 and 20)
Adult
Nodal
Indolent
Incurable
Molecular: 14:18 translocation BCL-2
Diffuse Large B Lymphomas
Diffuse
Any age
All other lymphomas can end up as this
Aggressive – grows rapidly
Is curable 50% of the time
BCL-6
Burkitt Lymphomas
Aggressive
“Starry Sky” morphology T8:14; Myc
Burkitt in US – child w/ intestinal lymphoma (illiocecal valve); not associated w/ EBV
Burkitt in HIV – +/- EBV
African Burkitt – 100% EBV; maxilla and mandible;; be able to recognize
Mantle Lymphomas
Intermediate
For years
BCL-1, Cyclin D
T11:14
Nodal
Adult
Marginal / MALT Lymphomas
H. Pylori in stomach
5% of gastric malignancy
The lymphoma that occurs in Sogren Syndrome
T-cell Lymphomas
Adult T-leukemia/lymphoma
Mycosis fungoides/Sezary syndrome
Anaplastic large-cell lymphoma
Extranodal NK lymphoma
Adult T-leukemia/lymphoma
T-cell Lymphoma
CD3 & CD4
Due to HTLV1
Mycosis fungoides
T-cell Lymphomas
CD3 & CD4
Skin manifestations
Adult
Mycosis: Patch  Plaque  Nodule (takes years)
--indolent variety
Sezary syndrome
T-cell Lymphomas
CD3 & CD4
Skin manifestations
Adult
Sezary: Lymphoma from day 1; Red Man syndrome
Aggressive
Anaplastic large-cell lymphoma
T-cell Lymphoma
Marker is ALK
Good prognosis lymphoma of children
Extranodal NK lymphoma
T-cell Lymphoma
Necrotizing nasal pharyngeal lymphoma due to EBV
Rare