[Primary cutaneous lymphoma: experience with 10 cases].
Cybelle Moreno Luize Franco, Ivo Sázunic, Martínez, Benavides Mi, Gil González, Gladys Castillo Soto
Abstract
Cybelle Moreno Luize Franco, Ivo Sázunic, Martínez, Benavides Mi, Gil González, Gladys Castillo Soto
Abstract
We report 10 patients with cutaneous lymphoma along with their clinical findings, staging, histopathologic characteristics by light microscopy, and results of anti-HTLV antibody screening. The immunotype was T cell in all. Three patients were diagnosed as having Lymphomatoid papulosis: one of them evolved to Mycosis fungoides, another showed progression to Immunoblastic lymphoma and a third remains as such. Two patients had a long standing Mycosis fungoides and, finally, 5 cases had peripheral T-cell lymphoma. Of the latter, 2 progressed rapidly to death.
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We report 10 patients with cutaneous lymphoma along with their clinical findings, staging, histopathologic characteristics by light microscopy, and results of anti-HTLV antibody screening. The immunotype was T cell in all. Three patients were diagnosed as having Lymphomatoid papulosis: one of them evolved to Mycosis fungoides, another showed progression to Immunoblastic lymphoma and a third remains as such. Two patients had a long standing Mycosis fungoides and, finally, 5 cases had peripheral T-cell lymphoma. Of the latter, 2 progressed rapidly to death.
Key concepts: Mycosis fungoides, Lymphomatoid papulosis, Medicine, Lymphoma, Cutaneous lymphoma, Pathology, Dermatology, Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma