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two major types of lymphatic cancers?
Hodgkins and non-hodgkins
what are Reed-Sternburg cells?
large lymphoid cells that contain multiple nuclei and indicate the presence of Hodgin lymphoma
which type of lymphatic cancer is more predictable?
Hodgkin's spreads in a systemic manner
name the two types of lymphocytes
B & T cells
median age at time of diagnosis for Hodgkin lymphoma?
38
Hodgkin's lymphoma risk factors
Reed-Stromberg cells, epstein-barr virus or mononucleosis, family history, HIV
common clinical presentation for Hodgkin lymphoma
painless mass above the diaphragm, lymphadenopathy
with regard to Hodgkin lymphoma what are the B symptoms?
unexplained weight loss of more than 10% of their body weight in the six months before diagnosis frequent trenching night sweats or unexplained fever is higher than 100.4 Fahrenheit generalized pruritus and pain with alcohol ingestion are additional symptoms that console need to find under the
what are the two classification systems for Hodgkin lymphoma
the World Health Organization revised European-American lymphoma classification. and the Ann Arbor staging system
what are the two categories in the WHO classification system
classic Hodgkin lymphoma or CHL and nodular lymphocyte predominant Hodgkin lymphoma or NLPHL
is the rate of curability high or low with Hodgkin lymphoma
high
what is the primary treatment for early-stage Hodgkin lymphoma
chemotherapy
is Hodgkin lymphoma receptive to radiation therapy
yes very much
what are mental fields (regarding radiation treatment for Hodgkin lymphoma)
combined treatment to the neck, chest, and axilla
what is the inverted Y treatment? (regarding radiation therapy for Hodgkin lymphoma)
treatment to the pelvic and para-aortic fields
likely next step if radiation therapy and chemo fail in treating Hodgkin lymphoma
TBI and chemo for bone marrow transplant