extranodal lymphoma

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extranodal lymphoma

Hematology A lymphoproliferation that arises in nonlymphoid tissues, which are often histologically diffuse and more aggressive than nodal lymphomas Sites Stomach, tonsils, skin, small intestine, salivary glands, breast. See Lymphoma, MALToma.

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lymphoma			Patterns of outcome and prognostic factors in primary large-cell lymphoma of the testis in a survey by the International Extranodal Lymphoma Study Group. Malignant lymphoma of the testis: a study of 12 cases by Lantz, Andrea G.; Power, Nicholas; Hutton, Brian; Gupta, Rekha / Canadian Urological Association Journal (CUAJ) [FIGURE 2 OMITTED] The tonsil is the most common site of extranodal lymphoma in the head and neck, followed by the nasopharynx and the tongue base. Lymphoma in the Waldeyer ring: a great masquerader by Osborne, Ryan F.; Hamilton, Jason S.; Avitia, Sofia / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal In addition, it may be more accurate and cost-effective than CT in the detection of extranodal lymphoma. Radiological case of the month: Vani Vijayakumar, MD; Raman Kansal, ... by Vijayakumar, Vani; Kansal, Raman; Atiar, Rahman / Applied Radiology			extradural anesthesia extradural hematoma extradural hemorrhage extradural space extraembryonic extraembryonic blastoderm extraembryonic coelom extraembryonic mesoderm extrafusal extragenic Extragonadal extrahepatic cholestasis extralemniscal system extramalleolus extramammary Paget's disease extramarital extramastoiditis extramedullary extramedullary myeloma extramedullary myelopoiesis extramedullary plasmacytoma extramural extraneous extraneous tissue extranodal extranodal lymphoma extranodal recurrence extranuclear extraocular extraocular movement extraocular muscle extraocular muscle palsy extraocular muscles Extraocular retinoblastoma extraoral extraoral anchorage extraordinary treatment extraosseous extraperitoneal extraperitoneal cesarean section extraperitoneal fascia extraphysiologic extraplacental extrapleural extrapleural pneumothorax extrapolate extrapolation extrapsychic extrapsychic conflict extrapulmonary extrapulmonary small cell carcinoma			Extraneous Logical and in Expression Used as Branch Condition Extraneous Logical or in Expression Used as Branch Condition extraneous response extraneous root extraneous tissue Extraneous variable Extraneous variable Extraneous variable Extraneous variable Extraneous variable Extraneous Variable Assignment using a Value Extraneous Variable Assignment using another Variable Extraneous Vegetable Matter extraneously extraneously extraneously extraneousness extraneousness extraneousness extranet extranet Extranet Access Client Extranet Access Client Extranet Access Management Extranet for Security Professionals Extranet, Internet, and Intranet Extranets Extranets extraneus extranodal extranodal lymphoma Extranodal Marginal Zone B cell Lymphoma extranodal recurrence Extranormal Phonetics extranuclear extranuclear extraocular extraocular m extraocular m extraocular m extraocular m's extraocular m's extraocular m's extraocular movement Extraocular Movements Intact extraocular muscle extraocular muscle Extraocular Muscle Balance extraocular muscle palsy Extraocular muscles Extraocular muscles Extraocular muscles Extraocular retinoblastoma extraoral extraoral anchorage extraoral anchorage extraoral anchorage extraoral anchorage extraoral assessment extraoral assessment extraoral assessment

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