Cutaneous Pseudolymphoma - 11/10/17
, Werner Kempf, MD b, cAbstract |
The term, cutaneous pseudolymphoma (PSL), refers to a group of lymphocyte-rich infiltrates, which either clinically and/or histologically simulate cutaneous lymphomas. Clinicopathologic correlation is essential to achieve the final diagnosis in cutaneous PSL and to differentiate it from cutaneous lymphomas. A wide range of causative agents (eg, Borrelia, injections, tattoo, and arthropod bite) has been described. Based on clinical and/or histologic presentation, 4 main groups of cutaneous PSL can be distinguished: (1) nodular PSL, (2) pseudo–mycosis fungoides, (3) other PSLs (representing distinct clinical entities), and (4) intravascular PSL. The article gives an overview of the clinical and histologic characteristics of cutaneous PSLs.
El texto completo de este artículo está disponible en PDF.Keywords : Cutaneous pseudolymphoma, T-cell, B-cell, Borreliosis, Tattoo, Histology
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Vol 10 - N° 2
P. 455-476 - juin 2017 Regresar al número
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