Lymphoproliferative disorders refer to a group of diseases where the immune system produces too many abnormal white blood cells called lymphocytes.
Full definition
In terms of pathology, there is a need for standardization of the immunohistochemical testing for PD - L1 in tissue specimens from patients
with lymphoproliferative disorders, according to the researchers.
Most MGUS cases are never diagnosed; MGUS is characterized by a detectable M protein without evidence for end - organ damage or other related plasma cell or
lymphoproliferative disorders.
As the only stand - alone pediatric lymphoma program in the country, the Lymphoma Program at Texas Children's Cancer Center offers unparalleled care, access to clinical trials and innovative therapies for children with lymphoma and
lymphoproliferative disorders.
We are the only pediatric Lymphoma Program in the country that is dedicated to focusing solely on childhood lymphoma and
lymphoproliferative disorders.
Clonality detection by molecular means is a powerful tool that provides better characterization and monitoring of
lymphoproliferative disorders.