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Hematopathology

Book information

Publisher
Springer
Year
2020
ISBN
978-3-319-95308-3, 978-3-319-95310-6, 978-3-319-95309-0
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
46 MB (48061174 bytes)
Series
Eğitim Tanrısı
Pages
505\516
Topic
Medicine Diseases
Time added
2019-11-19 12:19:10

Description

Series Preface......Page 7 Volume Preface......Page 9 Acknowledgments......Page 11 Editor Biography......Page 12 Series Editor Biography......Page 14 Contributors......Page 15 Clinical Features......Page 21 Immunophenotype......Page 23 Molecular Features......Page 24 References and Further Reading......Page 26 Clinical Features......Page 27 Microscopy......Page 33 AML with Recurrent Genetic Abnormalities......Page 34 AML with Myelodysplasia-Related Changes......Page 35 Therapy-Related Myeloid Neoplasms......Page 36 Post-Therapy and Post-Transplant Bone Marrow Morphology......Page 37 Chromosomal Abnormalities......Page 38 Molecular Genetics......Page 39 Differential Diagnosis......Page 40 Macroscopy......Page 41 Immunophenotype......Page 42 References and Further Reading......Page 43 Clinical Features......Page 44 Microscopy......Page 47 Immunophenotype......Page 49 Definition......Page 50 Clinical Features......Page 51 Microscopy......Page 52 Immunophenotype......Page 55 Molecular Features......Page 57 Differential Diagnosis......Page 58 References and Further Reading......Page 59 Clinical Features......Page 60 Macroscopy......Page 61 Variant Architectural Patterns......Page 62 Morphologic Variants According to Cell Content......Page 63 Extranodal Involvement......Page 64 Gene Expression Signature......Page 65 Genetic and Molecular Alterations......Page 66 AITL Versus Reactive Hyperplasia......Page 67 Extranodal Involvement by AITL......Page 68 References and Further Reading......Page 69 Definition and Etiology......Page 70 Clinical Features......Page 73 Molecular Features......Page 75 References and Further Reading......Page 77 Definition......Page 78 Clinical Features......Page 79 Microscopy......Page 80 Molecular Features......Page 81 Differential Diagnosis......Page 82 Function......Page 86 Microscopy......Page 87 Immunohistochemistry......Page 91 Macroscopy and Techniques for Studying the Marrow......Page 92 Cytology on a Marrow Aspirate......Page 93 Histopathology on BMB......Page 96 Immunophenotype......Page 99 Immunohistochemistry on Paraffin-Embedded Tissues......Page 101 Definition......Page 106 Clinical Features......Page 108 Immunophenotype......Page 111 Molecular Features......Page 113 Differential Diagnosis......Page 115 References and Further Reading......Page 116 Definition......Page 118 Clinical Features......Page 119 Hyaline Vascular Morphology......Page 120 Immunophenotype......Page 121 References and Further Reading......Page 123 Clinical Features......Page 124 Microscopic Pathology......Page 125 Immunophenotype and Special Stains......Page 126 Differential Diagnosis......Page 127 Clinical Features......Page 128 Microscopy......Page 129 Molecular Features......Page 131 Differential Diagnosis......Page 132 References and Further Reading......Page 133 Definition......Page 135 Clinical Features......Page 136 Microscopy......Page 137 Immunophenotype......Page 139 Molecular Features......Page 140 References and Further Reading......Page 141 Clinical Features......Page 143 Microscopic Pathology......Page 144 Immunophenotype and Special Stains......Page 145 References and Further Reading......Page 146 DLBCL De Novo vs Secondary......Page 147 Microscopy......Page 148 Immunoblastic Variant (Fig. 3)......Page 149 Molecular Features......Page 150 Differential Diagnosis......Page 153 References and Further Reading......Page 154 Definition......Page 155 Clinical Features......Page 156 Immunophenotype......Page 157 References and Further Reading......Page 159 Clinical Features......Page 160 Microscopy......Page 161 Molecular Features......Page 162 References and Further Reading......Page 163 Clinical Features......Page 164 Differential Diagnosis......Page 165 Clinical Features......Page 167 Microscopy......Page 168 Molecular Features......Page 169 Differential Diagnosis......Page 170 References and Further Reading......Page 171 Clinical Features......Page 172 Microscopy......Page 173 Immunophenotype......Page 174 Molecular and Cytogenetic Features......Page 175 Differential Diagnosis......Page 176 Incidence, Age, and Sex......Page 177 Prognosis and Outcome......Page 178 Architecture......Page 179 Immunophenotype......Page 181 In Situ Follicular Neoplasia......Page 182 Pediatric-Type FL......Page 184 References and Further Reading......Page 185 Definition......Page 188 Clinical Features......Page 189 Microscopy......Page 190 Differential Diagnosis of Non-necrotizing Granulomatous Lymphadenitis......Page 191 Clinical Features......Page 192 Microscopy......Page 193 Differential Diagnosis of Necrotizing Granulomatous Lymphadenitis......Page 194 References and Further Reading......Page 196 Clinical Features......Page 197 Other Sites......Page 200 Molecular Features......Page 204 Differential Diagnosis......Page 205 Definition......Page 207 Clinical Features......Page 208 Microscopy......Page 209 Immunohistochemistry......Page 210 Immunohistochemisry......Page 211 References and Further Reading......Page 212 Introduction......Page 213 Clinical Features......Page 214 Microscopy......Page 215 Clinical Features......Page 216 Microscopy......Page 217 Clinical Features......Page 218 Microscopy......Page 219 Clinical Features......Page 220 Immunophenotype......Page 221 Definition......Page 222 Clinical Features......Page 223 Microscopy......Page 224 Immunophenotype......Page 226 Gene Expression Profiling Studies and Sequencing Studies......Page 227 Other Gamma-Delta T-Cell Lymphomas......Page 229 Introduction......Page 230 Histiocytic Sarcoma......Page 231 ALK-Positive Histiocytosis......Page 232 Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis......Page 234 Langerhans Cell Sarcoma......Page 235 Follicular Dendritic Cell Sarcoma......Page 236 Indeterminate Dendritic Cell Tumor......Page 240 Erdheim-Chester Disease......Page 241 References and Further Reading......Page 242 Definition......Page 244 Clinical Features......Page 245 Microscopy......Page 246 Molecular Features......Page 248 Differential Diagnosis......Page 250 Clinical Features......Page 251 Inflammatory Background......Page 253 Nodular Sclerosis Classic Hodgkin Lymphoma (NSHL)......Page 255 Mixed Cellularity Classic Hodgkin Lymphoma......Page 256 Lymphocyte-Depleted Classic Hodgkin Lymphoma......Page 257 Immunophenotype......Page 258 Importance of the Microenvironment......Page 259 Hodgkin or Reed-Sternberg-Like Cells in Reactive Lymphadenopathies or Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas......Page 260 Primary Mediastinal Large B-Cell Lymphoma (PMBL)......Page 261 Composite Lymphoma......Page 262 References and Further Reading......Page 263 Clinical Features......Page 264 Microscopy......Page 265 Immunophenotype......Page 267 Differential Diagnosis......Page 268 References and Further Reading......Page 269 Clinical Features......Page 272 Molecular Features......Page 273 Differential Diagnosis......Page 274 References and Further Reading......Page 275 Clinical Features......Page 276 Posttransplant Lymphoproliferative Disorders (PTLD)......Page 277 Other Iatrogenic Immunodeficiency-Associated Lymphoproliferative Disorders......Page 278 Posttransplant Lymphoproliferative Disorders (PTLD)......Page 279 Other Iatrogenic Immunodeficiency-Associated Lymphoproliferative Disorders......Page 281 References and Further Reading......Page 282 Definition......Page 284 Microscopic Pathology......Page 285 Immunophenotype......Page 287 Differential Diagnosis......Page 288 Definition......Page 289 Immunophenotype......Page 290 Differential Diagnosis......Page 291 References and Further Reading......Page 292 Definition......Page 293 Microscopy......Page 295 Electron Microscopy......Page 296 Synonyms......Page 297 Clinical Features......Page 298 Microscopy and Differential Diagnoses......Page 299 Definition......Page 301 Macroscopy......Page 302 Immunophenotype......Page 303 Differential Diagnosis......Page 304 References......Page 305 Macroscopy......Page 306 Microscopy......Page 307 High-Power Microscopy......Page 309 Immunohistochemistry......Page 311 Table with Important Diseases......Page 312 Definition......Page 313 Microscopy......Page 314 Immunophenotype......Page 317 Differential Diagnosis......Page 319 Definition......Page 321 Clinical Features......Page 322 Microscopy......Page 324 Immunophenotype......Page 325 Molecular Features......Page 328 Incidence and Epidemiology......Page 329 Microscopy......Page 330 Genetic Features......Page 334 Pathogenesis......Page 335 Clinical Course and Prognosis......Page 336 Differential Diagnosis......Page 337 Definition......Page 338 Clinical Features......Page 339 Nonneoplastic......Page 343 References and Further Reading......Page 345 Clinical Features of Classical Mantle Cell Lymphoma......Page 349 Microscopy......Page 350 Immunophenotype......Page 352 Molecular Features......Page 353 Non-nodal Leukemic Mantle Cell Lymphoma......Page 354 References and Further Reading......Page 355 Diagnosis......Page 356 Clinical Features......Page 357 Microscopy......Page 358 Immunophenotype......Page 360 Molecular Pathology......Page 361 Differential Diagnosis......Page 362 References and Further Reading......Page 363 Clinical Features......Page 366 Immunophenotype......Page 368 Anatomy......Page 370 Immunohistochemistry......Page 371 Clinical Features......Page 372 Microscopy......Page 374 MDS with Isolated del(5q)......Page 376 MDS with Excess Blasts (MDS-EB-1 and MDS-EB-2)......Page 378 Childhood Myelodysplastic Syndrome and Refractory Cytopenia of Childhood (RCC)......Page 379 Immunophenotype......Page 380 Molecular Features......Page 381 Differential Diagnosis......Page 382 Clinical Features......Page 383 Microscopy......Page 386 Immunophenotype......Page 387 Differential Diagnosis......Page 389 References and Further Reading......Page 391 Clinical Features......Page 392 Cytochemistry and Immunophenotype......Page 394 Differential Diagnosis......Page 396 References and Further Reading......Page 397 Clinical Features......Page 399 Microscopy......Page 400 Molecular Features......Page 401 References and Further Reading......Page 402 Clinical Features......Page 403 Microscopy......Page 404 Differential Diagnosis......Page 405 Clinical Features......Page 406 Microscopy......Page 407 Differential Diagnosis......Page 408 Synonyms......Page 409 Clinical Features......Page 410 Microscopy......Page 411 Immunophenotype......Page 413 Cytogenetic features......Page 415 Differential Diagnosis......Page 417 Definition......Page 418 Variant Forms of Plasma Cell Myeloma......Page 419 Clinical Features......Page 421 Microscopy......Page 423 Immunophenotype......Page 424 Molecular Features......Page 426 Differential Diagnosis......Page 427 Clinical Features......Page 428 Differential Diagnosis......Page 430 References and Further Reading......Page 431 Clinical Features......Page 432 Microscopy......Page 433 Molecular Features......Page 434 References and Further Reading......Page 435 Definition......Page 436 Immunophenotype......Page 437 Molecular Features......Page 439 Definition......Page 440 Microscopy......Page 441 Differential Diagnosis......Page 442 Definition......Page 444 Clinical Features......Page 445 Overt (Classical) Primary Myelofibrosis......Page 446 Molecular Features......Page 447 References and Further Reading......Page 449 Clinical Features......Page 450 Microscopy......Page 452 Immunophenotype......Page 453 Differential Diagnosis......Page 455 References......Page 456 Definition......Page 457 Macroscopy......Page 458 Microscopy......Page 459 Molecular Features......Page 460 References and Further Reading......Page 461 Definition......Page 462 Clinical Presentation......Page 463 Macroscopy......Page 464 The Elementary Lesion......Page 465 Spleen Localization......Page 466 Bone Marrow Localization......Page 468 Definition......Page 469 Immunophenotype and Special Stains......Page 470 Differential Diagnosis......Page 471 References and Further Reading......Page 472 Anatomy......Page 473 Microscopy......Page 475 The Primary Follicles......Page 477 The Secondary Follicles (Fig. 4a): This Is the Classical Pattern......Page 478 The Marginal Zone or ``Superficial Zone´´......Page 479 The Red Pulp......Page 480 The Periarteriolar Lymphoid Sheath......Page 481 The Marginal Zone or Superficial Zone......Page 482 Cords of Billroth......Page 483 1/Blood Cell Filtration and Elimination of Intraerythrocytic Bodies......Page 484 References and Further Readings......Page 485 Clinical Features......Page 486 Histology......Page 487 Genetics and Molecular Findings......Page 488 Other Lymphoproliferative Processes......Page 489 References and Further Reading......Page 490 Definition......Page 491 Immunophenotype......Page 492 Molecular Features......Page 494 References and Further Reading......Page 495 Clinical Features......Page 496 Microscopy......Page 497 Molecular Features......Page 498 Synonyms......Page 499 Clinical Features......Page 500 Microscopy......Page 501 Immunophenotype......Page 502 Differential Diagnosis......Page 503 References and Further Reading......Page 504 Definition......Page 506 Gross Pathology......Page 507 Microscopy......Page 508 Laboratory and Molecular Testing......Page 509 Differential Diagnosis......Page 510 References and Further Reading......Page 511 WHO Classification of Tumors of Hematopoietic and Lymphoid Tissues......Page 512 References and Further Reading......Page 516

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