LYMPHOMA Flashcards
(28 cards)
What stain can be used to identify B-cells
CD 20
What stains can be used to identify T cells
CD4, CD3, CD8
Infiltrate pattern in CTCL
Epidermotropic
Dermal
Subcutaneous
Infiltrate pattern in MF
Epidermotropic
- less epidermal involvement in tumor stage
Diagnostic criteria of Sezary syndrome
*conal rearrangement by PCR or Southern Blot - in the skin or blood
*may have similar histopath findings with MF
What are the features of Type A Lymphomatoid papulosis?
*there is a wedge-shaped infiltrate int he dermis
*Necrosis may be present in the dermis
*<75% CD30+ cells
Features of Primary Cutaneous Anaplastic Large-cell Lymphoma
Features of Subcutaneous Panniculitis-like T-cell lymphoma (Mature cytotoxic α/β T-cell)
Stains positive in Subcutaneous Panniculitis-like T-cell lymphoma (Mature cytotoxic α/β T-cell)
Immunophenotype of CTCL
Stain that can highlight centrocyte and centroblast
BCL6 and CD10
Cells present in Germinal center of a lymphoid follicle
- Centrocyte
- Centroblast
- Follicular dendritic cells - CD21 (+)
- Tingible macrophages - macrophages with engulfed apoptotic B cells
Characterize the mantle zone of a lymphoid follicle
- ring of surrounding small round B cells
- darker compared to germinal center
Marker that can highlight the mantle zone
BCL2
Characterize the marginal zone of the lymphoid follicle
- ring of pale staining cells peripheral to mantle zone
- resembles centrocytes
Characterize a Cutaneous Lymphoid Hyperplasia
*intact follicular dendritic cells and centrocytes and centroblasts inside the germinal center
*High Ki-67
Characterize a Follicle-center B-cell Lymphoma
*(+) perifollicular accentuation