Radiology Cases Lymphoma

Description: Hodgkin's Lymphoma is primarily a disease of cells which make-up the lymphatic system. Its cellular characteristic is the presence of Reed Sternberg cells with double nuclei. Lymphadenopathy is the particular manifestation. It is distinguished macroscopically from the other lymphomas by predominantly involvement of adjacent or contiguous glands. Lymphomas may be sub-divided microscopically by the predominance of the stromal or lymphocytic components (with or without surface markers).