Pulmonary lymphoma

Changed by Yuranga Weerakkody, 30 Jul 2018

Updates to Article Attributes

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Pulmonary lymphoma refers to lung parenchymal involvement with lymphoma.

Pathology

It can be broadly divided as primary or secondary:

Two additional categories have also been described which include 4:

Radiographic features

CT

A number of features may be present on HRCT which include:

  • a mass or mass-like consolidation greater than 1 cm with or without cavitations or bronchograms - most common finding according to one study 2
  • masses of pleural origin
  • nodules <1 cm
  • alveolar or interstitial infiltrates
  • peribronchial or perivascular thickening with or without atelectasis
  • pleural effusions
  • hilar or mediastinal lymphadenopathy

See also

  • -<li>primary pulmonary plasmacytoma (rare)</li>
  • -<li>pulmonary intravascular lymphoma (rare)</li>
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  • +<a title="primary pulmonary plasmacytoma" href="/articles/primary-pulmonary-plasmacytoma">primary pulmonary plasmacytoma</a> (rare)</li>
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  • +<a title="pulmonary intravascular lymphoma" href="/articles/pulmonary-intravascular-lymphoma">pulmonary intravascular lymphoma</a> (rare)</li>

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