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Radiology, 1959
The diseases classified under the heading of malignant lymphoma have in common erratic proliferation of lymphoid tissue and an inevitably fatal outcome. Yet, within the group, and even within any of its subgroups, there occur wide variations in the rapidity and extent of lymphoid involvement of the various organs and in the survival time after onset of
I F, HUMMON, M, MAGALOTTI, E R, GRIGG
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The diseases classified under the heading of malignant lymphoma have in common erratic proliferation of lymphoid tissue and an inevitably fatal outcome. Yet, within the group, and even within any of its subgroups, there occur wide variations in the rapidity and extent of lymphoid involvement of the various organs and in the survival time after onset of
I F, HUMMON, M, MAGALOTTI, E R, GRIGG
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The Management of Follicular Lymphoma
Drugs, 1994Follicular lymphoma is demonstrably incurable with conventional treatment. A number of strategies have prolonged the duration of remission. However, none have convincingly improved survival. The following new treatment modalities are currently being evaluated: Interferon, given either alone, in combination with conventional chemotherapy or as ...
A Z, Rohatiner, T A, Lister
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Follicular Centre Cell Lymphomas (Follicular Lymphomas)
1980The majority of non-Hodgkin’s lymphomas are follicular in pattern and are thought to arise from the cells of the follicular or germinal centres. Initially this view was based upon cytological correlations which exist between neoplastic and reactive follicular structures but in addition, the cells of follicular lymphomas have been demonstrated to have ...
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Intramuscular Follicular Lymphoma
Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 2018Abstract We present an interesting image of a painless growing mass of the right arm in a 76-year-old man. A musculoskeletal MRI of the right arm showed a 7.5 × 3-cm homogeneous, well-defined mass, elongated along the course of muscle fascias and independent of the adjacent bone.
Martins, Filipe +4 more
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The microenvironment in follicular lymphoma
Best Practice & Research Clinical Haematology, 2011It has become increasingly clear that proliferation and survival in FL is not only driven by genetic changes, but also and possibly even predominantly by the close interaction with the immune microenvironment and stromal cells. Based on in vitro studies and experimental models and supported by immunohistochemical studies in biopsy specimens of FL ...
Daphne, de Jong, Thierry, Fest
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Immunopathology of Follicular Lymphomas
New England Journal of Medicine, 1978To the Editor: In their article in the March 2 issue of the Journal Warnke and Levy propose that reactive lymphoid follicles can be differentiated from lymphoma nodules by the characterization of immunoglobulin light chains in direct immunofluorescence. There are several arguments against this approach.
D B, Brubaker, T L, Whiteside
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Follicular lymphoma of the urachus
BMJ Case ReportsThis case report describes an elderly man who presented with mild lower urinary tract symptoms without haematuria. During his workup, an incidental finding of a urachal mass was diagnosed by CT. He underwent robotic partial cystectomy with en bloc urachal excision achieving clear frozen section margins.
Laura, Prieto Matienzo +3 more
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Follicular lymphoma and the microenvironment
Blood, 2008In this issue of Blood , Byers and colleagues validate the role of immune signatures for prognosis in follicular lymphoma by applying RT-PCR.
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Prognosis of Follicular Lymphomas
Clinical Lymphoma, 2005Although numerous treatment approaches are proposed for patients with follicular lymphoma, criteria to help in choosing a treatment for a given patient and for comparing trial results are lacking. Several retrospective studies have analyzed prognostic factors, but their conclusions rely on limited numbers of patients treated during long periods, and ...
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