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What are the locations and significance of solitary plasmacytoma?
• Nose, outside bone is curable by surgery in nose
• Localized tumor of plasma cells;; may occur in bone marrow; may be extraosseous
What is the frequency and significance of MGUS?
• Precancer for myeloma, don't know when or if they'll have multiple myeloma
• Extremely Common (5%)
• Can't have bone lesion, can’t have anemia or renal disease or any other criteria..only thing is monoclonal immunoglobulin
• MGUS=monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance
• M protein is asymptomatic individual: no other evidence of myeloma (diagnosis of exclustion);; incidence=most common monoclonal gammapathy
What are the clinical features and neoplasm related to Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia/
• Lymphoplasmocytic lymphoma
• Nodal, doesn't cause punched out bone lesion
• Protein is monoclonal IgM
• Problem is Hyperviscosity and cryoglobulin (cold)
• Causes headache, platelet dysfunction, abnormal bleeding
• Death in 4 years, it's incurable
• Bleeding;; cryoglobulinemia (Raynauds phenomenon)
What is the defining cell of Hodgkin lymphoma? Recognize its morphology.
• Reed-Sternberg cells (owls eye nuclei);; cross eyed (cell w/ two nuclei) cd15:30 + in everything but lymphocyte predominant type
• Hodgkins lymphoma is nodal
What are the peak age and general clinical findings of Hodgkin lymphoma?
• Teens through 30, peak age= 32 (common);
• nontender enlarged lymph nodes
• most common is Horse collar, midaxillary then mediastinal
• Stage with ann arbor
• EBV implicated; RS cell produces cytokines;
• Enlarged lymph nodes w/wo systemic syndromes; cervical node enlargement="horse collar"; cervical then axilla then inguinal; medistinal=nodular sclerosing; generalized pruritis; bone marrow pain late; cutaneous anergy; A=absent, B=present and poorer prognosis