Lymphosarcoma of Cheek

Uveal lymphosarcoma.

LYMPHOMATOUS tumours involving the lids and orbit have been recognized and repeatedly reported in the literature for many years; intra-ocular involvement on the contrary is rare if the lymphomatous infiltrations associated with lymphatic leukaemia are excluded. Kukain (1935) and Triebenstein (1920) have each described a case of uveal lymphosarcoma complicated by secondary glaucoma, and other is...

Reconstruction of Cheek Defects

DESCRIPTION A 46-year-old woman presents for excision of a lesion over her left cheek that has been increasing in size over the past year.

Primary lymphosarcoma of the lung.

Transplantation of Lymphosarcoma in Calves1

Bovine lymphosarcoma cells were transplanted into six new born calves which had first received 200 rads of whole-body irradiation. Distinct subcutaneous masses, involving one or more prefemoral and/or prescapular lymph nodes, were evident within one or two weeks after inoculation of lymphosarcoma cell suspensions. In each instance, it was ]x>ssible to make a histologie diagnosis of lymphosarcom...

Primary Lymphosarcoma of the Lung

Pulmonary involvement in disseminated lymphosarcoma is comparatively common. Vieta and Craver (1941) found an incidence of nearly 25% by radiographic assessment in a series of 239 patients with lymphosarcoma* and a similar proportion of a smaller number coming to necropsy. This figure agrees closely with the post-mortem incidence reported by Robbins (1953) in an even larger series. More recentl...