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Guidelines on Diagnosis and Treatment of Malignant Lymphomas

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Hodgkin lymphoma <strong>and</strong> its differential diagnosis<br />

CD20 CD79a T-Cell CD4 CD30 CD15 EMA<br />

antigen CD8<br />

Nodular lymphocyte<br />

predominant HL + + - - -/+ - +<br />

Classical HL -/+ -/+ - - + + -/+<br />

T-cell rich large B-cell lymphoma + + - - - - -<br />

Anaplastic large cell lymphoma - - +/- CD8>CD4> + - +<br />

CD4&8-ve<br />

KEY +/- The lymphoma cells are comm<strong>on</strong>ly but not always positive<br />

-/+ The lymphoma cells are usually but not always negative<br />

Potential diagnostic pitfalls in Hodgkin lymphoma<br />

With “Typical” H&E Morphology<br />

■ ALCL<br />

■ T cell rich B cell lymphoma<br />

■ Diffuse large B cell lymphoma<br />

With “Atypical” H&E Morphology<br />

■ ALCL<br />

■<br />

■<br />

■<br />

■<br />

■<br />

■<br />

T cell rich B cell lymphoma<br />

Diffuse large B cell lymphoma<br />

Intermediate CHL/DLBCL (Grey z<strong>on</strong>e lymphoma)<br />

Myeloid origin<br />

Mast cell origin<br />

N<strong>on</strong>-lymphoid neoplasms<br />

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