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Annals of Clinical and Laboratory Science, Vol 26, Issue 5, 433-436
Copyright © 1996 by Association of Clinical Scientists


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Diffuse large cell lymphoma of B-cell type associated with reactive hemophagocytosis

W Aung, W Koslosky, NW Chin, and MR Pincus

Some lymphomas, virtually all phenotypically of the T-cell type, have been associated with the phenomenon of hemophagocytosis. Only two B-cell lymphomas, one T-cell-rich and the other an angiocentric lymphoma, have been observed to exhibit this phenomenon. A case is reported of a diffuse large cell lymphoma of the B-cell type associated with reactive hemophagocytosis. Cytokines or other humoral factors produced by the lymphoma are a possible cause, and their effect is probably systemic. There is some evidence suggesting correlation of hemophagocytosis with tumor aggressiveness.





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