55. Lymphoreticular tumours. Classification. Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Clinical signs, methods of diagnosis, differential diagnosis. Treatment

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explain the lymphoreticular system

organs

tissues

cells

the system concerned with the development and growth of white blood cells

organs involved lymph nodes, spleen, thymus , bone marrow , tonsils

tissues- lymphoid tissue, tonsils, Peyer's

cells- lymphocytes, monocytes, macrophages

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lymphocytes are generated where ?

central lymphoid organs (thymus, bone marrow)

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after lymphocytes are created where do they go?

secondary or peripheral lymphoid organs (spleen ,lymph nodes,tonsils)) where they are maintained and adaptive immune responses are initated

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lymphocytes types

B - protect body from germs by making antibodies and place markers indicating destruction needed

T - some directly kill/role in boost or slow activity of immune system cells

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most lymphomas occur where?

B lymphocytes

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bone marrow function

spongy tissues synthesies white+red blood cells and platelets

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thymus function

important part to play in fetal life but redunant in adult life but failure to develop leads to immunodeficiency , thymic hyperplasia and tumors

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spleen function

mounts immunological response

acts as a filter removing obsolescent rbcs and particulate mattter from blood

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lymph node function

receiving lymph from the tissues and destroying or mounting immune responses to foreign agents before they reach the bloodstream.

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what is non-hodgkin lymphoma?

abnormal growth of B,T, or NK cells

malignant

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give examples of B cell lymphomas

diffuse large B cell

follicular

Burkitt

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give examples of T cell lymphomas

precursor T lymphoblastic

peripheral T cell

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what is Burkitt lymphoma?

B-cell type lymphoma

highly aggressive

very fast growing

starts in abdomen, ovaries or testes. can spread to brain

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Burkitt lymphoma affects whom?

approx 90% are male

average age 30

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how is diagnosis of Burkitt lymphoma made?

blood tests

imaging (MRI and PET scans)

removing whole lymph node for biopsy

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what is the treatment for Burkitt lymphoma?

intensive chemotherapy with Rituximab