HEPATIC LYPHOMA: TWO CASES REPORT

Introduction: Hepatic lymphoma is defined as primary when there an attack on the liver without affecting spleen, bone marrow or another lymphatic organ. The hepatic a very rare variant estimated at 1% of all extra lymphomas. Case report: We report two cases, first concerning patient aged 65 years, pathological history, admitted for chronic abdominal pain associated with febrile syndrome, initial diagnosis revealed tumor level segment I. was operated, examination extemporaneous biopsy concluded to primitive liver. referred oncology chemotherapy. Her evolution satisfactory 2-year follow-up. second patient, 50 years old, notable generalized jaundice, physical reports palpable mass in right hypochondrium. presence process involving I liver, echo endoscopy showed several mesenteric celiomentaladenopathies and main biliary tract stenosis, sphincterotomy scheduled, anatomopathological complementary immunohistochemical study diffuse large cell B department. Discussion: Lymphomas condition. They predominate middle- adults males. Clinical presentations are diverse. Radiological aspects biological disturbances variable. Treatment modalities variable, combining surgery, chemotherapy radiotherapy. Conclusion: lymphomas difficult. therapeutic decision must take into account extent disease, general condition patient. Chemotherapy remains cornerstone treatment.