Urinary tract involvement of mantle cell lymphoma diagnosed by urine cytology

Hamele‐Bena, Diane; Gonzalez, Abel

doi:10.1002/dc.23776

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“…In addition to LNs, typical sites of involvement include the spleen, bone marrow, and peripheral blood [7]. Soft tissue masses and unusual localizations have been described [8, 9]. The median survival is relatively short (3–5 years), especially in patients with a high Ki67 proliferation index [3].…”

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Cytological Diagnosis of Aggressive Small-Cell Lymphomas

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Background: Despite their sometimes deceivingly bland appearance, some small-cell lymphomas are very aggressive and the prognosis of patients depends on a prompt diagnosis that allows the initiation of appropriate therapy. Summary: The present review discusses the salient cytological features of the most common aggressive small-cell lymphomas and then proceeds to analyze their main diagnostic criteria, including the usage of ancillary techniques. Key Messages: Lymph node fine-needle aspiration cytology is a fast, safe, cheap, minimally invasive, and accurate procedure that can be used for a prompt and accurate diagnosis of lymphomas.

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Cytological Diagnosis of Aggressive Small-Cell Lymphomas

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Renal B‐lymphoblastic lymphoma with hematuria as the first symptom diagnosed in urine cytology: A case report and literature review

Xu,

Yang,

Wang

et al. 2024

Diagnostic Cytopathology

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Cytological examination of urine sediment is a helpful diagnostic tool for identifying renal involvement by hematological malignancies. We present the case of a 47‐year‐old man who was diagnosed with extranodal B‐lymphoblastic lymphomas after presenting with gross hematuria as his first symptom. The presence of lymphoma cells in the urine led to a diagnosis confirmed through an immunophenotypic study using cell block sections of urine centrifuge sediment and core needle biopsy histology of the right renal pelvis mass. This case highlights the usefulness of a urine cytological study in diagnosing lymphoma involvement in the genitourinary tract. Furthermore, this paper reviews relevant literature on diagnosing lymphoma involvement from urine sediment.

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Urine Cytology

Bostwick¹

2020

Urologic Surgical Pathology

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Urinary tract involvement of mantle cell lymphoma diagnosed by urine cytology

Cited by 3 publications

References 25 publications

Cytological Diagnosis of Aggressive Small-Cell Lymphomas

Cytological Diagnosis of Aggressive Small-Cell Lymphomas

Renal B‐lymphoblastic lymphoma with hematuria as the first symptom diagnosed in urine cytology: A case report and literature review

Urine Cytology

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