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What is A 30-year-old male patient came with cervical lymphadenopathy for 2 months. There was no past history of TB or TB contact. On examination, there were 2,1x1 cm lymph node palpable, rubbery in consistency without matting. Based on the above findings, Hodgkins lymphoma was suspected and patient was investigated fuher. On histopathological biopsy, the following finding was noted: Based on the above finding, what is the Diagnosis? and explain in detail?
The above finding shows popcorn type of RS cells seen in option D Mixed cellularity would have neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils and mixed cells in the background. Lymphocyte depleted would show pleomorphic or mummified RS cell. Nodular sclerosis would show Lacunar RS cell with collagen nodule(s).