Ocular Adnexal Lymphoproliferative Lesions

Orbital reactive lymphoid hyperplasia: Case series and literature review

“…One side responded to intralesional steroids whereas the other did not. 59 Orbital RLH can develop into systemic lymphoma 60 and hence patients should be observed at the very least.…”

Orbital reactive lymphoid hyperplasia: Case series and literature review

“…One side responded to intralesional steroids whereas the other did not. 59 Orbital RLH can develop into systemic lymphoma 60 and hence patients should be observed at the very least.…”

Orbital Lymphoproliferative Disorders (OLPDs) in a 3-year-old Child: Case Report and Review of Literature

“…OLPDs frequently present as an orbital mass lesion (24%-49%) in adults, most of which are orbital primary lesions, especially in the lacrimal gland. Ocular adnexa include eyelid, conjunctiva, lacrimal organ is most commonly occurred because ocular lymphoid tissue is predominantly located in these areas [2][3][4]. About 37% of ocular adnexal lymphoma occurred in orbit, 29% in conjunctiva; 20% in the lacrimal apparatus; 14% in the eyelids.…”

Comprehensive Gene Analysis of IgG4-Related Ophthalmic Disease Using RNA Sequencing

“…RLH is part of the spectrum of orbital lymphoproliferative disorders [34] and is considered to be a consequence of the chronic inflammatory response of lymphoid cells to irritating or antigenic stimuli [35,36]. Differentiation between IgG4-ROD and RLH is often difficult in the results of histology, gene rearrangement, and flow cytometry [5].…”

Orbital reactive lymphoid hyperplasia: Case series and literature review

“…One side responded to intralesional steroids whereas the other did not. 59 Orbital RLH can develop into systemic lymphoma 60 and hence patients should be observed at the very least.…”

Orbital Lymphoproliferative Disorders (OLPDs) in a 3-year-old Child: Case Report and Review of Literature

“…OLPDs frequently present as an orbital mass lesion (24%-49%) in adults, most of which are orbital primary lesions, especially in the lacrimal gland. Ocular adnexa include eyelid, conjunctiva, lacrimal organ is most commonly occurred because ocular lymphoid tissue is predominantly located in these areas [2][3][4]. About 37% of ocular adnexal lymphoma occurred in orbit, 29% in conjunctiva; 20% in the lacrimal apparatus; 14% in the eyelids.…”

Comprehensive Gene Analysis of IgG4-Related Ophthalmic Disease Using RNA Sequencing

“…RLH is part of the spectrum of orbital lymphoproliferative disorders [34] and is considered to be a consequence of the chronic inflammatory response of lymphoid cells to irritating or antigenic stimuli [35,36]. Differentiation between IgG4-ROD and RLH is often difficult in the results of histology, gene rearrangement, and flow cytometry [5].…”

Orbital reactive lymphoid hyperplasia: Case series and literature review

“…One side responded to intralesional steroids whereas the other did not. 59 Orbital RLH can develop into systemic lymphoma 60 and hence patients should be observed at the very least.…”

Orbital Lymphoproliferative Disorders (OLPDs) in a 3-year-old Child: Case Report and Review of Literature

“…OLPDs frequently present as an orbital mass lesion (24%-49%) in adults, most of which are orbital primary lesions, especially in the lacrimal gland. Ocular adnexa include eyelid, conjunctiva, lacrimal organ is most commonly occurred because ocular lymphoid tissue is predominantly located in these areas [2][3][4]. About 37% of ocular adnexal lymphoma occurred in orbit, 29% in conjunctiva; 20% in the lacrimal apparatus; 14% in the eyelids.…”

Comprehensive Gene Analysis of IgG4-Related Ophthalmic Disease Using RNA Sequencing

“…RLH is part of the spectrum of orbital lymphoproliferative disorders [34] and is considered to be a consequence of the chronic inflammatory response of lymphoid cells to irritating or antigenic stimuli [35,36]. Differentiation between IgG4-ROD and RLH is often difficult in the results of histology, gene rearrangement, and flow cytometry [5].…”