OBJECTIVE: This case study outlines the diagnostic schema employed at our facility to
accurately identify a patient9s hematological condition to facilitate optimal treatment …

Background: Lymphomas often present a diagnostic challenge, leading to delays in
obtaining a definitive diagnosis. For some lymphomas, a delay in diagnosis can negatively …

Materials and Methods Reports from 58 patients with lymphoma were retrospectively
obtained from institutional electronic database. Forty four FNA and 14 body fluid specimens …

Materials and Methods We analyzed 167 FNA samples diagnosed of lymphoma between
2012 and 2020 from our files. In 91 cases, only cytological smears were available, while in …

Abstract Introduction/Objective Lymphoma involving body fluids (pleural, abdominal or
pericardial) can be secondary or primary (such as primary effusion lymphoma). The incident …

Peripheral T-cell lymphomas are a heterogeneous group of aggressive lymphoid
malignancies with variable immunophenotypic features. We report the case of an 83-year …

Hematological malignancies exhibit many clinical presentations, from ambiguous systemic
symptoms to rapid multi-organ failure. By identifying common clinical, laboratory, and …

Introduction: Lymphocytosis is a frequent finding in the routine hematology laboratory. Most
often, lymphocytosis is caused by a reactive increase of T-, B-and/or NK-lymphocytes, but it …

The purpose of this case study is to discuss the diagnosis of a patient who arrived to an
Emergency unit and was diagnosed with Plasma Cell Leukemia which is a B-cell …

A 56 year old female was seen at a walk up clinic for an infected ingrown hair in the inguinal
area. The boil was lanced and drained and 14 days of Penicillin was prescribed. Two weeks …