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Rosai-Dorfman (Sinus histiocytosis with massive lymphadenopathy)

Unknown etiology
Massive painless enlargement cervical LNs
Distension of sinuses by histiocytes, lymphocytes, and plasma cells – diagnostic hallmark of the disease

(pic - intersinusa
Rosai-Dorfman (Sinus histiocytosis with massive lymphadenopathy)

Unknown etiology
Massive painless enlargement cervical LNs
Distension of sinuses by histiocytes, lymphocytes, and plasma cells – diagnostic hallmark of the disease

(pic - intersinusal tissue abundant plasma cells)
Rosai Dorfman

Many of the histiocytes have intact lymphocytes within their cytoplasm – an important diagnostic feature known as emperipolesis.

Self-limiting
Asian female painless cervical node
Asian female painless cervical node
Kikuchi lymphadenopathy

Unknown etiology, self-limiting, painless
young Asian females
Paracortical well-circumscribed necrotizing lesions

PLASMA CELLS & NEUTROPHILS ARE RARE

DDx: lymphoma w necrosis
Sarcoidosis

Non-necrotizing granulomas with epithelioid histiocytes, Langhans giant cells

Asteroid bodies (pic) can be seen within giant cells and are composed of aluminum, silicon, Ca, P, lipoproteins
Sarcoidosis

Non-necrotizing granulomas with epithelioid histiocytes, Langhans giant cells

Asteroid bodies (pic) can be seen within giant cells and are composed of aluminum, silicon, Ca, P, lipoproteins
Amyloid

Congo Red
Amyloid

Congo Red
Castleman's Disease
90% of solitary lesions are hyaline-vascular type
Large lymphoid follicles and sclerotic bands
Abnormal germinal centers with hyalinization and vasc prolif
*** Concentric layering of lymphocytes resulting in an onion-skin appearanc
Castleman's Disease
90% of solitary lesions are hyaline-vascular type
Large lymphoid follicles and sclerotic bands
Abnormal germinal centers with hyalinization and vasc prolif
*** Concentric layering of lymphocytes resulting in an onion-skin appearance

Asymptomatic
Castleman's Disease, plasma cell type
Systemic / multicentric
Diffuse plasma cell proliferation interfollicular
** symptomatic & poor px: F, anemia, elevated ESR, hypergammaglobulinemia, and hypoalbuminemia
Castleman's Disease, plasma cell type
Systemic / multicentric
Diffuse plasma cell proliferation interfollicular
** symptomatic & poor px: F, anemia, elevated ESR, hypergammaglobulinemia, and hypoalbuminemia
19M painless axillary lymphadenopathy
19M painless axillary lymphadenopathy
Toxoplasmosis

Hyperplastic follicles with rx germinal centers with numerous TBMs and clusters of epithelioid histiocytes. 
ALSO MONOCYTOID B CELL HYPERPLASIA
Toxoplasmosis

Hyperplastic follicles with rx germinal centers with numerous TBMs and clusters of epithelioid histiocytes.
ALSO MONOCYTOID B CELL HYPERPLASIA
DDx for double+ CD4 & CD8
T cell lymphoma
PTGC (Progressively transformed germinal ctrs)
Thymoma
NLP-HD
Necrotizing neutrophilic granulomas seen in?
- Cat scratch
- LGV
- Yersinia
- tularemia
- fungal
Marked follicular hyperplasia with giant irregular shaped follicles. Can involute and show depleted follicles with fibrosis.
Marked follicular hyperplasia with giant irregular shaped follicles. Can involute and show depleted follicles with fibrosis.
HIV related lymphadenopathy
Multiple germinal centers in 1 follicle
Lollipop germinal centers with blood vessels
Onion skin mantle zone
Castleman's disease
(associated with HHV8)
Follicular dendritic cell markers
CD21
CD23
CD35
D240
Follicular hyperplasia
Epithelioid hyperplasia
Monocytoid B cells in sinuses
marginal zone,Toxoplasma gondii
Paracortical proliferation immunoblasts
Sinus distension monocytoid B cells
Focal necrosis and apoptosis
Mono

Large atypical cells are CD30+!
Pale paracortical expansion
Increased Langerhans and IDR cells
Melanin pigment
Dermatopathic lymphadenitis.

... LN draining a rash.
Can mimic MF
Large zones of necrosis
Crescentic histiocytes
Karyorrhexis
(No neutrophils or eos or plasma cells)

Dx?
DDx?
Large zones of necrosis
Crescentic histiocytes
Karyorrhexis
(No neutrophils or eos or plasma cells)

Dx?
DDx?
Kikuchis
-young Asian females

SLE (plasma cells)
Cat scratch
Suppurative granulomas 
Stellate abscess
NEUTROPHILS
Suppurative granulomas
Stellate abscess
NEUTROPHILS
Bartonella henselae

(Warthin-Starry or Brown Hopps stain)
Distended sinuses with foamy histiocytes
Bilateral cervical LN
Teenager with fever
Distended sinuses with foamy histiocytes
Bilateral cervical LN
Teenager with fever
Rosai-Dorfman disease

(emperipoiesis)
Erythrophagocytosis DDx:
Erythrophagocytosis DDx:
"Hemophagocytic syndrome"
- Virus
- TCL
- X-linked syndrome
Immunodeficient patients
Vascular nodular proliferation
Plump endothelium
Immunodeficient patients
Vascular nodular proliferation
Plump endothelium
Bacillary angiomatosis

(Also caused by Bartonella henselae!)

(Looks nodular; looks like soft tissue tumor: DDx is Kaposi! Do warthin-starry stain)
Dim CD20
CD5
CD23
CLL/SLL
Poor prognostic markers in CLL
CD38
ZAP70

trisomy 12
del(11q)
del(17p)
Bright
CD11c
CD25
CD103
Annexin A1
TRAP
DBA.44
Hairy cell leukemia
HCL in spleen?
Bone marrow?
Peripheral blood?
RED PULP LAKES

Fried egg & reticulin fibrosis

Pancytopenia & MONOCYTOPENIA
What is unique about treatment for HCL?
NO CHOP

good response to purine analog
What do we call HCL with a an atypical feature (eg. leukocytosis
monos, lacking a classic marker),HCL variant.

POOR PROGNOSIS & resistant to therapy
CD10
bcl2
bcl6

genetics?

when is bcl2 negative?
FISH t(14; 18)
MBC, mcr

bcl2 is negative in cutaneous FL

Also, as FL grade increases, bcl2 expression decreases
CD20
CD5
CD43
bcl2
bcl1

genetics?
Mantle cell lymphoma
(bcl1 = cyclin D1)

t(11;14)
Mantle cell lymphoma involving GI tract?
lymphomatous polyposis
Follicular colonization by marginal zone
Monocytoid cells
Plasmacytoid cells
DUTCHER BODIES

gene? In what %? px implication?
when is the classic translocation not seen?
Marginal zone lymphoma

t(11;18) in 25-50% MALT & resistant to abx therapy!
MLT and AP12 genes
Not seen in DLBCL from MZL
Not seen in nodal MZL
MZL precursors
Hashimoto
Sjogrens
HCV
Lyme Disease (skin)
Chlamydia (eye)
Campylobacter (sm int)
H pylori (gastric)
IgM gammopathy + LPL + bone marrow involvement
Waldenstrom macroglobulinemia
Cryoglobulinemia
Hyperviscosity
Dutcher bodies

Dx?
IHC?
LPL

CD5- / CD10- / CD23-
Starry sky
Bubbly cytoplasm
Tingible body macrophages

genetics?
Burkitt lymphoma

t(8;14) myc/IgH
t(2;8) kappa/myc
t(8;22) myc/lambda
Butt cell
Follicular lymphoma
Flower cell
Adult T cell Leuk/Lymphoma
Hallmark cell
Anaplastic large cell lymphoma
Popcorn cell
NLP-HL
CD20
CD10
bcl6
MIB1 100%
bcl2 in 20%
Burkitt
3 forms of Burkitt
1. Endemic - Africa, kids, jaw, EBV
2. Sporadic - 50% childhood lymphoma. ave 30y, GI, breast.
3. Immunosuppressed
2 main types of DLBCL and prognosis?
Germinal center type (better px)

Activated B cell type
Leg lesion old lady
Strong bcl2
bcl6
MUM1
Primary cutaneous DLBCL of leg

Aggressive and poor px
<10% large B cells
CD20
+- CD30
bcl6+
T cell rich DLBCL
30F with SVC syndrome and mediastinal mass

histology?
Mediastinal / thymic DLBCL

Lots of fibrosis
lots of cytoplasm = fried egg appearance

*lack surface Ig by flow. Can do PCR IgH rearr
Angiocentric and angiodestructive lesion in the lung or brain
Lymphomatoid granulomatosis

EBV+ B cells
Lots of reactive T cells

CD79a around blood vessels
CD20
CD45
EMA
OCT2
BOB1

classic cell?
NLP-HL

POPCORN CELL or L&H cell

Progressive transformation of germinal centers

NO EOS or NEUTROPHILS
CD15
CD30
50% LPM1 / EBER
PAX5
Classic HL
Thick capsule
Fibrous bands
EOS
NEUTROPHILS
RS CELLS
NS-HL
HL with highest level of EBV
and
Least involvement of mediastinum
Mixed cellularity HL
(interfollicular pattern, less fibrosis)
Regressed germinal centers
No eos
PMNs
RS in mantle zones,Lymphocyte rich HL
LN with cells with increased cytoplasm
background eos and histiocytes

ITK/ SYK translocation,Peripheral Tcell lymphoma, NOS
Lymphoepithelioid variant of TCL
Lennert lymphoma

(looks like large histiocytes but they are T cells)
Rash
Hepatosplenomegaly
Hypergammaglobulinemia

CD23+ around vessels
Angioimmunoblastic T cell lymphoma

Arborizing vessels
Effaced architecture
Polymorphous infiltrate
CXCL1
PD1
AITCL

also 2/3/4/5/10
CD45-
EMA+
CD30+
ALK1+

cell?
Anaplastic large cell lymphoma

Hallmark cell (kidney shape, wreath nucleus)
t(2;5)
ALCL
Is ALK1 nuclear or cytoplasmic?
both!
Nuclear in ALK-NPM1 translocation t(2;5)
Cytoplasmic in others
Lytic bone lesions
Hepatosplenomegaly
Skin lesions
Hypercalcemia

cell?
Adult TCell Leuk/Lymphoma

Flower cell
HTLV1+ in Japan
Caribbean, Africa,Adult Tcell Leuk/Lymphoma
TCLIA translocation
T prolymphocytic lymphoma
T cell lymphoma with main ddx of MCL & Burkitt?
T-lymphoblastic lymphoma
TdT+
CD5-
CyclinD1-

MIB<80%
HTLV1
FOXP3
CD25
Adult T cell leuk/lymphoma

(also associated with lots of osteoclasts)
Jejunal perforation
Celiac sprue

px?
Enteropathy-type TCL
9q34

CD5-
CD8+
CD103+
2/3/7/56+
Enteropathy-type TCL
Young men
Aggressive
Hepatosplenomegaly
No lymphadenopathy
Hepatosplenic TCL

Subtle - sinusoids have T cells
gamma-delta cells
CD4-
CD8-

iso7q
trisomy 8
Hepatosplenic TCL
Young Asian
Large midline facial tumor
Angiocentric
Necrosis
Extranodal NK-T lymphoma nasal type
EBV+
sCD3-
cCD3e+
CD56/67+
Extranodal NK-T lymphoma nasal type
Lymphocytes surrounding fat lobules in sub q
fat necrosis
karyorrhexis
Subcutaneous panniculitis-like TCL
alpha-beta cells or gamma-delta in SPLTCL?
alpha-beta

gamma-delta in gamma-delta cutaneous TCL
Scaly red rash becomes tumor
Epidermotropism
Pautrier microabscesses
CD4+
Mycosis fungoides
Cerebriform nuclei in peripheral blood & LAD
Sezary syndrome
Reactive follicular hyperplasia
Dx?
IHC?
Genetics?
Dx?
IHC?
Genetics?
Follicular lymphoma

+ CD19/20/22/79a
+ CD10, bcl2, bcl6
- CD5, CD43
What is CD43?
Expressed in normal and neoplastic T cells

Anomalous expression in MCL, CLL, some MZL
NEGATIVE in FL

(More sensitive than CD5 but less specific: 95% CLL stains CD5+ but 100% with CD43; 90% MCL CD5+, 100% CD43; MZL 10% CD5+, 50% CD43+)
Asteroid body of sarcoid

The radiating filamentous arms contain complex lipoproteins, calcium, phosphorus, silicon, and aluminum.
Which form of Castelmans has poor px?

What syndrome is it associated with?

What virus?
Multicentric (usually plasmacytic)

POEMS syndrome
(polyneuropathy, organomegaly, endocrinopathy, monoclonal gammopathy, and skin abnormalities)

HHV8
Castlemans buzzwords / clues
Onion skinning of mantle zone
Lollipop (germinal center w blood vessel)
Multiple germinal centers in one follicle
SMALL follicles (vs HIV - LARGE!)
HHV8
Stages of HIV-related lymphadenopathy
Follicular hyperplasia (giant irregularly shaped) --> involution --> depletion / fibrotic
subcutaneous nodules revealed hyperplasia of germinal centers and a prominent perinodal eosinophilic infiltrate.
subcutaneous nodules revealed hyperplasia of germinal centers and a prominent perinodal eosinophilic infiltrate.
Kimura's disease

an inflammatory disorder of unknown origin endemic in the far east.
Pattern of toxoplasmosis: follicular, paracortical, or sinus?

Mono?
Follicular (follicular hyperplasia, epithelioid histiocytes, monocytoid B cells in sinuses)

Mono is paracortical pattern: Paracortical proliferation of immunoblasts, sinus distension of monocytoid B cells, focal necrosis / apoptosis, Large atypical cells (CD30+, EBER)
Major DDx of infectious mono?
T-cell rich DLBCL
Markers of acute EBV?

chronic?
IgM & IgG VCA (viral capsid antigen)
Positive heterophil ab

Chronic markers:
IgG EBNA, IgG VCA
(EBV nuclear antigen)
EBV associations...
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma
Oral hairy leukoplakia
Aplastic anemia
...
What are the atypical lymphocytes circulating in mono?
Reactive CD8+ T cells, responding to B-cell infection with the virus
Dermatopathic lymphadenopathy

Stains Langerhans cells and IDRCs
Conditions associated with follicular pattern?
RLH
FL
Castleman
HIV
Toxo
RA
Syphilis
Conditions associated with a paracortical pattern?
EBV
Dermatopathic
Kikuchi
Cat Scratch
Drug
Lupus
Conditions associated with a sinusoidal pattern?
Rosai-Dorfman
Hemophagocytic syndrome
Bacillary angiomatosis
LCH
Whipple
Major DDx of Kikuchi?
SLE (plasma cells!)
CLL

DIM CD20, 23, 11c
HCL

BRIGHT CD20, 23, 11c
What is bcl-1?
cyclin D1
Leg of an old lady
Leg of an old lady
Primary cutaneous DLBCL
AGRESSIVE

Immunoblasts - prominent nucleolus

Unique IHC:
bcl2+ / bcl6+ / MUM1+ / CD10-
30y female with SVC syndrome
30y female with SVC syndrome
Mediastinal / thymic large B cell lymphoma

Lots of fibrosis
Increased cytoplasm (~fried egg of HCL)

**Lack surface Ig by flow - must do IgH rearr by PCR
Large mediastinal mass think of 2 heme things?
Mediastinal / thymic large B cell lymphoma

Hodgkin
Lung lesion
Lung lesion
Lymphomatoid granulomatosis

Lung & brain

Angiocentric & Angiodestructive!

EBV+
Lots of rx T cells
Progressive transformation of germinal centers
Progressive transformation of germinal centers
Reactive process
- Large follicles (3-4 times normal)
- inward migration of perifollicular small B cells and
activated T cells into the germinal centers
- Absent L and H cells
- May proceed, follow or accompany NLPHL

Associated with NLPHL
also pediatric nodal marginal zone lymphomas (boys, localized, etc)
IHC of popcorn cell / LH cell?
IHC of popcorn cell / LH cell?
(NLPHL)

CD20
CD45
EMA
J chain
OCT2 AND BOB1 (cHL will be neg for one of these)
T cells ring around LH cell and are CD3 & 57+

-CD15, CD30
Dx?
IHC?
Dx?
IHC?
Nodular sclerosis HL
Thick capsule
Classic reed sternberg cells

CD15/30+
CD20/45-
50% LMP1, EBER
PAX5+
fascin+
HL with less fibrosis, no thickening of capsule, and interfollicular pattern?
Mixed cellularity HL
HL with highest frequency of EBV+?
MCHL, 75%
Hl with least involvement of mediastinum?
MCHL
Regressed germinal centers 
Nodular growth pattern
RS cells in mantle zone
No eos or PMNs in background

(what other disease has regressed germinal centers?)
Regressed germinal centers
Nodular growth pattern
RS cells in mantle zone
No eos or PMNs in background

(what other disease has regressed germinal centers?)
Lymphocyte-rich HL



(Castleman's!)
What 3 T-cell lymphomas classically present in the lymph nodes?
Peripheral T-cell lymphoma, NOS
Angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma
Anaplastic large cell lymphoma
What T-cell lymphomas present in the blood / bone marrow?
Adult T-cell leukemia/lymphoma
T pLL (prolymphocytic leuk)
T LGL
T LbL (lymphoblastic lymphoma)
Aggressive NK-cell leukemia
What T-cell lymphomas present in extranodal sites?
Enteropathy-type T cell lymphoma
Hepatosplenic T-cell lymphoma
Extranodal NK/T-cell lymphoma, Nasal type
Subcutaneous panniculitis-like T cell lymphoma
Γδ cutaneous T cell lymphoma
Mycosis fungoides
Primary cutaneous CD30+ T cell LPD
Peripheral T cell lymphoma NOS

T cells have increased clear cytoplasm
Background of EOS & HISTIOCYTES
Lennert lymphoma
(lymphoepithelial variant pTCL NOS)

Looks like histiocytes but they are T cells
Rash
Hepatosplenomegaly
Hypergammaglobulinemia
Rash
Hepatosplenomegaly
Hypergammaglobulinemia
Angioimmunoblastic TCL
IHC of AITCL?
CD3
*****CD10*****
(From TReg cells = germinal center!)

EBER+
CXCL13+
PD1+
Hallmark cell of ALCL
Dx?

IHC?
Dx?

IHC?
Sinusoidal growth pattern of ALCL

**CD45-
EMA+
CD30+
Does ALK+ ALCL have better or worse px than ALK-?
Better
Usually younger patients (<30)
Molecular of ALCL & how does IHC assist in identifying the cytogenetics?
t(2;5)
also t(1;2), t(2;3), inv(2)... all involve ALK gene

IHC for ALK can help as the classic translocation t(2;5) is ALK-NPM, which shuttles to & from the nucleus, so there is ALK nuclear positivity in t(2;5); cytoplasmic in others
What type of ALK+ ALCL does NOT have a good prognosis?
small cell variant
Which lymphoma is caused by HTLV1, and what patient population is classic?
Adult T cell leuk/lymphoma

Japan, Caribbean, African
Lytic bone lesions
Hypercalcemia
Skin lesions
Adult TCL/L
Flower cell of Adult TCL/L
Which lymphoma?
Which lymphoma?
Adult TCL/L

LYTIC BONE LESIONS
LOTS OF OSTEOCLASTS!
Classic stains for adult TCL/L
HTLV1
FoxP3 (usu nl in paracortical)
CD25

CD4+/5+

EBV-
Which lymphoma occurs in celiac, presents with perforated jejunum, and has a very bad px?
Enteropathy-associated TCL
What T cell marker is classically NOT expressed in enteropathy associated TCL?
CD5-
young male with hepatosplenomegaly, without lymphadenopathy. What is the aberrant T cell marker?
Hepatosplenic TCL

GAMMA DELTA T CELLS!

Usually CD4/-8-

+ CD2, 3, 7, 8, 56, 103
Iso(7q) or tri(8)
Hepatosplenic TCL
Hepatosplenic TCL

INVOLVES SINUSOIDS of liver and spleen;
SPARES WHITE PULP

CLASSICALLY INVOLVES BONE MARROW TOO!
Young Asian patient with large midline facial mass
Young Asian patient with large midline facial mass
Extranodal NK/T lymphoma nasal type

ANGIOCENTRIC
NECROSIS
hemophagocytosis

T(CD3+) or NK (CD56); EBER+
Subcutaneous panniculitis-like TCL

Αβ are included in SPLTCL
Γδ are called cutaneous γδ T cell lymphoma
Lesions are confined to subcutis
Lymphocytes encircle fat lobules
Septum involvement is mild
Karyorrhexis and fat necrosis almost always present
CD4+
CD4+
Mycosis fungoides

Long natural history

Epidermotropism
Cerebriform nuclei
PAUTRIER MICROABSCESSES
Cerebriform nuclei of MF
Cerebriform nuclei of MF
Sezary syndrome
Exfoliative erythroderma, generalized lymphadeopathy and malignant (Sezary) T cells in the peripheral blood

Spares bm
ITK/SYK translocations
PTCL
TCL1A translocations
T-PLL
9q34 amplifications
Enteropathy associated TCL
Isochromosome 7q
Hepatosplenic TCL
Trisomies
Angioimmunoblastic TCL