Histologic classification of Hodgkin's disease

Uncertainty of histologic classification of experimental tumors.

with 0.2-Hz stimulation before the LTP episode. There was a 10-minute period between the end of the second LTP episode and the conditioning train for the third (wash) episode. During this time, input-output and baseline responses were again obtained. A final series of input-output responses was taken at the end of the experiment. 15. J. V. Levy, Eur. J. Pharmacol. 2, 250 (1968); K. R. Courtney,...

Histologic classification and differential diagnosis of mesothelioma.

Controversy surrounds the diagnosis, classification, and therefore the epidemiology of those tumors which have been designated as mesotheliomas. The group includes lesions which are as broadly different as benign fibrous lesions which some authors refer to as fibromas and anaplastic tumors which are extremely difficult to differentiate from peripheral lung cancers. The former are benign tumors ...

Current strategies in the treatment of childhood Hodgkins disease.

Dramatic changes in the treatment of childhood Hodgkins disease have taken place during the past three decades. Contemporary combined modality treatment regimens produce durable disease-free survival in 90 to 100%of patients with early disease and in 70 to 85%of patients with advanced disease. Studies using chemotherapy alone also report high survival rates, and current studies are few to highl...

The Hodgkins Fund Prizes

Viral-related RNA in Hodgkins' disease and other human lymphomas.

Molecular hybridization with radioactively labeled DNA complementary to the RNA of the Rauscher leukemia virus was used to probe for homologous RNA in human lymphomas. 22 of 32 specimens contained RNA possessing homology to the RNA of the mouse leukemia virus, but not to that of the unrelated viruses causing mammary tumors in mice or myeloblastosis in chickens. Normal adult and fetal tissues fa...