Sentences with phrase «of mediastinal»

Discordant Lymphoma Consisting of Mediastinal Large B - Cell Lymphoma and Nodular Sclerosis Hodgkin Lymphoma in the Right Supraclavicular Lymph Nodes: A Case Report.

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Radiation to the primary disease site was delivered via SAbR where possible, or through 15 fractions of hypofractionated radiation therapy if the primary tumor was too central or involved mediastinal nodes.

The objective was further explore and analyze the impact on prognosis of tumor size and of the different T descriptors; the prognostic significance of tumor burden in hilar and mediastinal lymph nodes; and the confirmation of the revised M1 categories (M1a and M1b) of the seventh edition of the classification along with the prognostic impact of number and anatomic location of metastases.

Amplification of the JAK2 locus has been described in Hodgkin disease and mediastinal B - cell lymphoma, 18,19 and biallelic inactivating mutations in suppressor of cytokine signaling - 1 (SOCS - 1), a negative regulator of JAK2, have been identified in mediastinal B - cell lymphoma.20 Genomic analysis of JAK2 and of other JAK - STAT pathway members may lead to the identification of mutations of the JAK - STAT pathway in lymphoid diseases and other malignancies.

These patients had either chemorefractory DLBCL or variants of DLBCL like primary mediastinal B - cell lymphoma or transformed follicular lymphoma.

In the days prior to the release of the vaccine for the feline leukemia virus, mediastinal lymphoma was the most common form of feline lymphoma.

Possible causes of chylothorax include anterior mediastinal masses (mediastinal lymphosarcoma, thymoma), heart disease (cardiomyopathy, heartworm disease, congenital cardiac diseases, etc.), fungal granulomas, congenital abnormalities of the thoracic duct, and diffuse lymphatic abnormalities.

This type of lymphoma is known as mediastinal lymphoma.

Mediastinal lymphoma in cats with feline leukemia carries a poor prognosis, with an average survival time of 3 months.

Mediastinal: The mediastinum is a term used for a special aggregation of lymphoid tissue in the chest.

Findings include increased mediastinal soft tissue opacity with or without tracheal narrowing, variable amounts of pleural effusion, and patchy pulmonary infiltrates.

In the days before the vaccine for the feline leukemia virus, mediastinal lymphoma was the most common form of feline lymphoma.

Precaval syndrome (swelling of the head, neck, and / or thoracic limbs) is possible if the mediastinal mass causes compression of or invades the cranial vena cava.

Clinical signs are variable and are related to a space - occupying cranial mediastinal mass and / or manifestations of the paraneoplastic syndrome.

Members of some cat breeds are predisposed to mediastinal lymphosarcoma, such as the Oriental and Siamese breeds.