THE HISTOLOGIC categorization of lymphoma has been a source of frustration for many
years for both clinicians and pathologists. In the last 10 years, much new information has …

A simple guide to the terminology and application of leucocyte monoclonal antibodies Page 1
Hislopathology 1988, 12, 461480 REVIEW A simple guide to the terminology and application of …

Some patients with cutaneous T cell lymphoma (CTCL) develop a high-grade, large-cell
lymphoma associated with rapid deterioration of clinical status. This change in histologic …

We retrospectively reviewed multiparameter flow cytometric analyses in 50 peripheral T-cell
neoplasms (PTCNs). Results were interpreted within the context of a large cohort of …

T‐cell lymphoproliferative disorders are among the most challenging diagnoses in
hematopathology. Unlike the more common B‐cell disorders, in which clonality is often …

The histologic and immunophenotypical features of 20 primary cutaneous large-cell
lymphomas of T-cell origin were investigated and correlated with clinical data to obtain …

One hundred forty-nine cases of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma were studied with a panel of
monoclonal antibodies, including antibodies to natural killer (NK) cells-anti-NKH1, anti-Leu …

The author reviews the immunophenotypic profiles displayed by the major clinicopathologic
categories of T cell neoplasia, the immunophenotypic criteria useful in the immunodiagnosis …

Data on chromosomal abnormalities in T-cell lymphomas are very rare as compared with
those reported in B-cell lymphomas. We performed a cytogenetic study in 71 untreated …

Three hundred seventeen patients with non‐Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL)(54 low grade, 180
intermediate grade, 76 high grade, and seven unclassified) treated with chemotherapy were …