From the case:
Primary CNS lymphoma - AIDS patient (gross pathology)
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This autopsy photograph shows involvement of cerebral hemispheres by a primary CNS lymphoma in an AIDS patient. It was a large B-cell lymphoma and the patient succumbed to it within 6 months of diagnosis.
Case Discussion
Case reproduced with permission, courtesy of Dr. Dharam M. Ramnani, Webpathology.com (original case is here). All rights reserved; please see original case for copyright information.
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