Primary Pulmonary Lymphoma Presenting as a Pulmonary Mass With Cavitation

Rivera, C. Martínez; Vilaplana, Marc Bonnin; Adiego, Carlos Simón; Forgué, A. Palacín; Zuza, J. Puig; Lauro, I. Sampablo

doi:10.1016/s1579-2129(06)60201-2

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“…Aspergilloma usually presents as a lesion that develops in cavitary sequelae of TB [21] with haemoptysis as a predominant symptom. A case of the invasive form has been described after allogenic bone marrow transplantation for low-grade non-HD [22] , after other kinds of transplantations which have also presented cavitation on X-ray [23] and after treatment of the cavitary pulmonary mass due to B cell primary pulmonary lymphoma [24] . In our case fungal involvement was excluded due to the absence of serum antibodies as was hydatid disease, which might have been expected due to the patient's occupation (farmer).…”

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An Unusual Pulmonary Cavitating Lesion

Lachanas

Tomos²,

Fotinou³

et al. 2005

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An Unusual Pulmonary Cavitating Lesion

Lachanas

Tomos²,

Fotinou³

et al. 2005

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“…The common computerized tomographic findings of PPL comprise a mass or mass-like consolidation larger than 1 cm 68%, nodules less than 1 cm, (7), chronic localized alveolar opacity (8), infiltrative diffuse opacities (9), atelectasis, or pleural effusion (10). The PPL that presents as a lung mass with cavitation (10) or chronic lung abscess is very rare (11).…”

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Primary Pulmonary Lymphoma Presenting as the Lung Abscess: A Case Report

Insiripong¹,

Insiripong²

2018

Arch Hematol Blood Dis

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“…31 It is defined as a clonal lymphoid proliferation affecting one or both lungs in a patients with no detectable extrapulmonary involvement at diagnosis or subsequent 3 months. 32 One large series of 70 patients reported 94% survival at 5 years for low grade PPL. [32][33][34]…”

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Extranodal non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma: A case series at a tertiary care hospital

Swami¹,

Singh²,

Singh³

et al. 2020

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To study and findings in a case series of Extra Nodal Non Hodgkin Lymphomas (EN NHL). Materials and Methods: 17 cases of primary, collected during a period of November 2019 to November 2020 (one year), wherein the clinical data included age, gender, site, clinical presentation and findings were collected and staining was done along with (IHC) using a panel of antibodies depending on the morphology. Result: 17 cases of primary taken. Majority of our patients were from higher age group, presenting in sixth decade, though the age range was wide between 5-92 years. Our study included 12 males and 5 females, with a male: female ratio of 2.4:1. We found masses and GIT as the most common site for. Weight loss followed by fever was the most common clinical presentation in our study presentation. Ann Arbor Staging was done in 16/17 cases where 35% (6/17) belonged to stage I, 35% (6/17) cases belonged to stage II, 17.6 (3/17) belonged to stage III and 1.5% (1/17) belonged to Eastern cooperative oncology group performance scale (ECOG) was also calculated and documented. Conclusion:This study highlights importance of diagnosing Non Hodgkin's lymphomas as a separate entity since its clinical presentation, prognosis, staging and management differs from Nodal NonHodgkins lymphoma.

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Primary Pulmonary Lymphoma Presenting as a Pulmonary Mass With Cavitation

Cited by 13 publications

References 8 publications

An Unusual Pulmonary Cavitating Lesion

An Unusual Pulmonary Cavitating Lesion

Primary Pulmonary Lymphoma Presenting as the Lung Abscess: A Case Report

Extranodal non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma: A case series at a tertiary care hospital

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