[Lymphomatoid papulosis--pseudolymphoma with uncertain prognosis].
Manfred Hagedorn, Gary N. Gross, W Strasser
Abstract
Manfred Hagedorn, Gary N. Gross, W Strasser
Abstract
On account of its distinct clinical and histological picture, lymphomatoid papulosis (l.p.) is mostly considered an entity. A 70-year-old patient with l.p. is described. Histologically, there were similarities to the granulomatous type of pseudolymphoma. The oral treatment with penicillin for 4 weeks was successful, but we cannot exclude a spontaneous remission.
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On account of its distinct clinical and histological picture, lymphomatoid papulosis (l.p.) is mostly considered an entity. A 70-year-old patient with l.p. is described. Histologically, there were similarities to the granulomatous type of pseudolymphoma. The oral treatment with penicillin for 4 weeks was successful, but we cannot exclude a spontaneous remission.
Key concepts: Pseudolymphoma, Lymphomatoid papulosis, Medicine, Dermatology, Pathology, Lymphoma, Mycosis fungoides