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T/F HL is less common than Non-HL
False - non-hodgkin's is more common
Hodgkin Lymphoma age distribution
bimodal age distribution - 20s and 65s
Hodgkin L vs non-Hodgkin L clinical presenation
HL:
contiguous spreading from node to node
rare involve CNS, skin tract
splenomegaly rare

NHL
Less predictable pattern for spread
involves all organs
splenomegaly possible
Hodgkin L or non-Hodgkin L is more associated with infection
non-hodgkin lymphoma is more associated with infeciton

H pylori - gastric MALT lymphoma

EBV - burkitt's

Hep C - indolent NHL (marginal zone lymphoma)

HTLV-1 Adult T cell leukemia
staging of Non Hodgkin Lymphoma (Ann Arbor)
1 - single LN region

2 - more than 2 LN regions on same side of diaphragm

3 - LN regions on BOTH side of diaphragm

4 - multifocal infolvement of >1 extralymphatic site (like in an organ)

+

A category - no consitutional symptoms

B category - fever, night sweat, 10% weight loss
factors that influence treatment of non-hodgkin lymphoma
APELS

Age (> 65)
LDH (2x normal)
Performance Status
Extranodal involvement
Stage
chemotherapy for diffuse large B cell lymphoma
CHOP

Cytoxan
Hydroxydaunomycin
Oncovin
Prednisone
Rituximab
antibody against CD20 - use against B-cell lymphoma

might activate hep b
low grade NHL
incurable

follicular lymphoma and small lymphocytic lymphoma
radioimmunotherapy
radioactive neucleotides attached to antibodies specific to the tumor

lowers exposure of healthy tissue, concentrates effect
tumor lysis syndrome
oncologic emergency - tumor cells lyse spontaneously or trigger with therapy

increased potassium, phosphate, uric acid -> renal failure and hypocalcemia
MALT lymphoma of Gastric Mucosa
H Pylori associated

treat with PPI, amoxicilin, clarithromycin
prognostic factors for hodgkin lymphoma
APELS

+ gender (male)
+ albumin (low)
+ lymphocyte (low)
Types of Hodgkin Lymphoma
Nodular sclerosis

Mixed cellularity

Lymphocyte rich

Lymphocyte depleted
treatment for Hodgkin Lymphoma
Adriamycin
Bleomcyin
Vinblastine
Dacarbazin

all IV - total compliance
less myelotox
no infertility
no leukemia
Stage of Hodgkin Disease
Ann arbor stage

bulkiness of disease (mediastinal mass size)

presence of B symptoms