Bilateral primary breast lymphoma (PBL) case report

bilateral primary breast lymphoma (pbl) case report

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Primary Breast Lymphoma (PBL): A Literature Review

E-mail: [email protected] Tel (Fax): 86-22-2352 2919 ABSTRACT Primary breast lymphoma is a rare disease. It is mainly found in female patients, the right breast in more frequently involved. The majority of PBL are diagnosed by biopsy or postoperative pathological findings. The combined therapy regimen, the main part of which is CHOP chemotherapy, is the main stream. Radical surgery is to be...

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Bilateral primary intraocular lymphoma, a case report

Primary intraocular lymphoma can occur as an isolated eye tumor or involve both the globe and the central nervous system [I]. Secondary lymphoma may also involve the eye as a result of a systemic tumor [2-51. The syndrome was first recognized in 1951 by Cooper and Riker [6], and numerous cases have been reported since [I-271. The initial term for this non-Hodgkin's lymphoma was reticulum cell s...

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Primary breast lymphoma: a case report

Primary breast lymphoma (PBL) is a clinicopathological entity characterized by the appearance of a unilateral breast mass of months of evolution, infrequently accompanied by signs of skin edema, retraction, erythema and nipple involvement. This rare situation is especially observed during pregnancy or postpartum, suggesting that tumor growth is influenced by hormonal stimulation, although its a...

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Primary breast lymphoma: a case report

Primary breast lymphoma (PBL) is a clinicopathological entity characterized by the appearance of a unilateral breast mass of months of evolution, infrequently accompanied by signs of skin edema, retraction, erythema and nipple involvement. This rare situation is especially observed during pregnancy or postpartum, suggesting that tumor growth is influenced by hormonal stimulation, although its a...

full text

Primary breast lymphoma: a case report

Primary breast lymphoma (PBL) is a clinicopathological entity characterized by the appearance of a unilateral breast mass of months of evolution, infrequently accompanied by signs of skin edema, retraction, erythema and nipple involvement. This rare situation is especially observed during pregnancy or postpartum, suggesting that tumor growth is influenced by hormonal stimulation, although its a...

full text

Bilateral primary breast lymphoma (PBL) case report

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