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On esophageal biopsy, the mucosal architecture is replaced by small to medium-sized lymphoid cells (left) which react strongly positive to CD-3 (right).
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But esophagus and stomach biopsies showed diffuse infiltration of lymphoma cells with epitheliotropic features (Figure 1, 2). The infiltrated lymphoma cells were immunostained for UCHL-1 (+), CD 3 (+), MT-1 (+), L-26 (-) and MB-2 (-) (Figure 1.2.4).
Gastric biopsy shows diffuse infiltration of lymphoma cells (left) and intraepithelial lymphocytosis are also noted (right).
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But esophagus and stomach biopsies showed diffuse infiltration of lymphoma cells with epitheliotropic features (Figure 1, 2).
Colonoscopic exam shows diffuse hyperemia, ulceration and nodularity.
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Colonoscopic findings were the same as noted previously (Figure 3) and the biopsy showed diffuse infiltration of small to medium-sized lymphoma cells (Figure 4).
The mucosal architecture of the colon is mostly replaced by medium-sized lymphoma cells (left) that are reactive to CD-3 (right).
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Colonoscopic findings were the same as noted previously (Figure 3) and the biopsy showed diffuse infiltration of small to medium-sized lymphoma cells (Figure 4).