Acute Infectious Lymphocytosis

Acute infectious lymphocytosis.

Only three cases of infectious lymphocytosis have been described as such in the English literature. Elsewhere about 70 cases have been described, almost entirely in the American literature. As the disease may be more common in England than the recorded'cases would seem to indicate, it was thought worthwhile to report a case, review the literature and discuss the differential diagnosis with part...

Acute infectious lymphocytosis.

Infectious Lymphocytosis

various changes have been noted in the lymphatic system during infection. The paper by Sprunt and Evans2 in 1920 and the subsequent discovery twelve years later of heterophile antibodies in the serum of patients with infectious mono-nucleosis3 stimulated renewed interest in the problem. Data from most laboratories show that the leucocytes rarely pass a level of 20,000 and that there is an "incr...

Acute Benign Lymphocytosis

Etude de deux cas d'Hyperlymphocytose in­fectieuse benigne consernant de deux enfants subfebriles, Sans adenopathies ni Hepato-SplenG---­ megalie confirmee par les examens bi.ologiques et en particulier Etude cytologique de la moele osseuse;  Amelioration clinique et Hematologique de fac;on spontanee sans Traitement. 

Bone marrow lymphocytosis in acute leukemia: a second look.