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Thursday, June 20, 2013               
 
Intravascular Large B-cell Lymphoma (Angiotropic Lymphoma)

Topic: B-Cell Lymphomas

Category: Lymph Node

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Intravascular lymphoma (Angiotropic Lymphoma) is a term designated for a malignant lymphoma, usually large B-cell type, that shows predilection for blood vessels in brain, adrenals, and skin. Patients usually present with CNS manifestations – altered mental status (as in this case), dementia or stroke. This results from clogging of vessels by malignant lymphoid cells resulting in multifocal cerebral infarction.   return to B-Cell Lymphomas
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