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Pre-treatment and post-treatment CT Scans showing diffusely enlarged retroperitoneal adenopathy (see arrows) and subsequent disappearance following chemotherapy.
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F1
This patient received a total of six courses of chemotherapy and has remained in remission approximately 18 months following diagnosis (see figure 1 for post-treatment CT scans), although he continues to complain of hip pain.
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PMC212557_06
Plasma cell infiltrate in inguinal lymph node biopsy. Atrophic follicles (magnification 40x). Bottom.
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F2
Histologic evaluation revealed atrophic lymphoid follicles with small germinal centers and cellular reticular stroma with increased populations of plasma cells (see Figure 2 and Figure 3).
Plasma cells are identified by their eccentric, clock-face nucleus and pale perinuclear cytoplasmic crescent. Staining by hematoxylin-eosin stain (magnification 400x).
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F3
Histologic evaluation revealed atrophic lymphoid follicles with small germinal centers and cellular reticular stroma with increased populations of plasma cells (see Figure 2 and Figure 3).
PMC212557_07
PMC212557_08
Pre-treatment and post-treatment CT Scans showing diffusely enlarged retroperitoneal adenopathy (see arrows) and subsequent disappearance following chemotherapy.
1471-2334-3-20-1.jpg
PMC212557_08_1471-2334-3-20-1.jpg
F1
This patient received a total of six courses of chemotherapy and has remained in remission approximately 18 months following diagnosis (see figure 1 for post-treatment CT scans), although he continues to complain of hip pain.