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B cells - location
germinal follicles
T cells - location
paracortex, thymus
histiocytes - location
sinuses, skin (langerhans cells)
nodal enlargement in pts <30 - usually (malignant/benign)
usually benign
nodal enlargement in pts >30 - usually (malignant/benign)
usually malignant
painful lympadenopathy implies (inflammation/malignancy)
inflammation
painless lympadenopathy implies (inflammation/malignancy)
malignancy (metastasis or primary malignant lymphoma)
left supraclavicular node metastasis
stomach or pancreatic carcinoma
(Virchow's nodes)
hilar nodes metastasis
lung cancer
para-aortic node metastasis
testicular cancer
follicular hyperplasia - prominent ____ ____
prominent germinal follicles
dermatopathic lymphadenitis - melanin pigment in ____.
macrophages
cat-scratch disease due to ____ ____.
Bartonella henselae
Bartonella henselae
cat-scratch disease (gram -)
____ produces mononucleosis-like syndrome with painful cervical lymphadenopathy.
toxoplasmosis
Tularemia - reservoir
rabbits (also rodents, deer)

**hunters!
tularemia - MC type?
ulceroglandular type
sinus histiocytosis in axillary nodes - (favorable/unfavorable) sign in breast cancer
favorable
More than 80% of NHL are of ____ origin.
B-cell
2nd MC CA in HIV
NHL
extranodal sites for NHL
stomach (MC)
CNS
Peyer's patches
MC malignant lymphoma in adults/children
NHL
EBV - associated lymphoma
Burkitt's lymphoma
CNS lymphoma (in AIDS)
diffuse large B-cell lymphoma

(NHL)
lymphoma associated with H. pylori
malignant lymphoma of stomach (derived from MALT)
NHL associated with Sjogren's syndrome
predisposes to salivary gland and GI lymphomas
NHL associated with Hashimoto's thyroiditis
predisposes to thyroid malignant lymphoma
mycosis fungoides - neoplasm of which cells?
CD4 Th cells (skin involvement)
Common types of B-cell Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma (5)
Burkitt's lymphoma
diffuse large B-cell lymphoma
extranodal marginal zone lymphoma
follicular lymphoma
small lymphocytic lymphoma
Burkitt's lymphoma - epidemiology
30% of children with NHL
Burkitt's lymphoma - clinical findings
American type - GI tract, para-aortic nodes
African type - jaw

(bone marrow involvement, leukemic phase common)
"Starry sky" appearance with neoplastic B cells (dark of night) and reactive histiocytes with phagocytic debris (stars)

associated with which NHL?
Burkitt's lymphoma
diffuse large B-cell lymphoma - 50% of ____ with NHL.
50% of adults with NHL
diffuse large B-cell lymphoma - derives from ____
germinal center
diffuse large B-cell lymphoma - clinical findings
localized disease with extranodal involvement: GI tract, brain (EBV association with AIDS)
extranodal marginal zone lymphoma - associated with ____ gastritis.
H. pylori
extranodal marginal zone lymphoma - derived from?
MALT
extranodal marginal zone lymphoma - clinical findings
low-grade malignant lymphoma of the stomach
follicular lymphoma - 40% of ____ with NHL
40% of adults with NHL
Which B-cell NHL derives from germinal center t(14;18) causing overexpression of BCL2 antiapoptosis gene?
follicular lymphoma
small lymphocyctic lymphoma - patients are usually what age?
>60
____ syndrome - mycosis fungoides in leukemic phase
Sézary syndrome
Nodular sclerosing HL is ____ dominant
female
What virus is associated with mixed cellularity HL?
EBV
MC type HL
Nodular sclerosing HL
neoplastic cell of HL
Reed Sternberg (CD15+, CD30+)