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lymphoid neoplasms origin
B cells
most important symptom
increasing dyspnea on exertion
chest xray
large right sided superior mediastinal mass w/ mild tracheal deviation to the left
malignant cell in hodgkin's lymphoma
reed-sternberg (RS) cells
diagnosis
Hodgkin's lymphoma-presence of RS cells (Owls eyes on biopsy) make diagnosis pathognomonic
immunohistochemical stain
CD45- (only lymphoproliferative disoreder that's negative for CD45 expression)
diagnositc tests
CBC w/ differention, CMP, LDH, ESR
CT scan of chest, abdomen, pelvis
PET-CT
bone marrow biopsy
cardiac echo
pulmonary function tests
associated factors of Hodgkin's
EBV infection
family history
high standard of living
immunosuppression
young and old age
seen in AIDS patients-prognosis better in young pts
ann arbor staging
stages I-IV
one site/lymph node
stage 1
multiple sites on same side of diaphragm
stage II
sites on each side of diaphragm
stage III
multiple sites on each side of diaphragm or extranodal sites outside of lymphatics
stage IV
B symptoms
fever (>100.3)
night sweats-drenching
wt loss (10% baseline wt in 6 months)
case 1 diagnosis
Hodgkin's stage IIa (no B symptoms)
lymphoma classification
hodgkin's and non-hodgkin's
hodgkin's subgroups
nodular sclerosing
lymphocyte depleted
lymphocyte predominant
mixed cellularity
non-hodgkin's subgroups
B cell and T cell
B cell lymphomas
aggressive-will kill w/out treatment
intermediate
indolent-nonsymptomatic/not needed to treat for years
T cell lymphomas
peripheral T cell
cutaneous T cell
spread of hodgkin's lymphoma
relatively orderly fashion to cantiduous sites
mediastinal mass width >10 cm
ESR >50 (no B symptoms
>3 lymph node regions involved
B symptoms
1 extranodal site
localized disease
albumin <4
Hgb <10.5
male
age >45
stage IV
WBC >15,000
lymphocyte<8%
advanced disease
treatment options
radiation-early stages
chemotherapy w/ ABVD (adriamycin, bleomycin, venblastine, dactinomycin) for all stages