<prompt> Mycosis fungoides which is not trueIt is the most common form of cutaneous lymphomaPautriers microabscessIndolent course and easily amenable to treatmentErythroderma seen and spreads to peripheral circulation  <response>: Answer is C Indolent course and easily amenable to treatment : Uthough Mycosis fungoides has an indolent course it is not easily amenable to treatment. Mycosis Fungoides Mycosis fungoides is synonymous with Cutaneous T cell lymphoma. Clinical presentation and course : Mycosis fungoides has an indolent course. Most affected individuals have disease that remains localized to the skin for many years. It begins on the skin and may involve only the skin for years or decades Presentation is with localized or generalized erythematous eczematous skin lesions. Skin lesion progress from patch stage to plaque stage to cutaneous tumors stage. Metastasis occurs in advanced stages : To lymph nodes Peripheral circulation Sezary syndrome Erythroderma and Circulating tumor cells Seeding of the blood by melanoma cells is accompanied by diffuse erythema and scaling of the entire body surface erythroderma. Histology Sezary - Lutzner cells Pautrier Microabscesses Histological hall mark of Sezary - Lutzner cells characterstically form band like aggregates Mycosis fungoides within the superficial dermis and invade the epidermis as single These are T helper cell cells or small clusters called Pautriers Microabscesses. CD4 positive Treatment Mycosis fungoides is not easily amenable to treatment The treatment of Mycosis fungoides is complex. Even early and aggressive treatment has not been proved to cure or prevent progression of the disease. -CMDT Cure has been possible with radiotherapy only in rare patients with early stage mycosis fungoides. Most of the treatment for mycosis fungoides are palliative. 