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Follicular center cell lymphoma with an extremely high content of T cells: Case report with useful diagnostic techniques
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Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
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October 1, 1998| Author:
| Copyright College of American Pathologists Oct 1998. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information
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* Follicular center cell lymphomas often contain a prominent population of T cells, most commonly in the interfollicular regions and with a helper immunophenotype. We report a case of follicular center cell lymphoma (follicular, mixed cell types) with a prominent population of T cells (normal CD4-CDS ratio) in both the interfollicular and follicular regions. The prominent T-cell population resulted in misleading flow cytometric immunophenotypic findings. Immunoperoxidase stains (L-26, LN-2, and Bcl-2) confirmed the neoplastic follicular center cell origin and aided in subclassification.
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