Titlebook: Radiology of Lymphomas; Jean-Noel Bruneton,Maurice Schneider Book 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1986 Lymphomas.diagnosis.magnetic

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Lymphomas of Bone,s are contiguous and reflect progressive invasion of the bone by the nodal mass (Fig. 10.1). The most frequent bone sites (the spine, the pelvis, and the sternum) are thus those in the proximity of the most commonly affected lymph nodes. Less frequently, bone involvement occurs as the result of hema

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Nodal Lymphomas of the Abdomen,ons of lymphography. This separation now appears unnecessary, especially for nonHodgkin’s lymphomas (NHL), since exploratory procedures for subdiaphragmatic NHL sites have been extensively revised in recent years. By contrast, Hodgkin’s disease (HD) has benefited less from recent technological advances.

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Classification of Malignant Lymphomas,er defined by Sternberg and Reed, and Virchow introduced the concept of lymphosarcoma in 1863. Brill and Symmers individualized giant follicular types with a better prognosis, while Oberling, in 1928, isolated the reticulosarcomas (malignant proliferations of reticuloendothelial cells) from lymphosarcomas.

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Lymphomas of the Central Nervous System,Computed tomography (CT) has transformed the radiological exploration of cerebral lymphomas. In addition to detecting tumors, which are often primary, CT demonstrates such lymphoma-related complications as ischemia, hemorrhage, infections, and therapy-related complications (Table 2.1).

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