Hello everybody! I am currently treating a patient with total skin inflammation (erythroderma). We suspected Sezary's syndrome, so we performed flow. We found the following phenotype: CD3-CD4+CD8-CD30+CD45RO+ negative for CD25,26,27,28,29,CD45RA Peripheral blood is normal which excludes the anaplastic large cell lymphoma/leukemia. Skin biopsy did not show any leukemic/lymphoma cells, though few, normal CD30+ lymphocytes were present. What is the diagnosis? Has anybody seen such a phenotype before?? Any input will be appreciated. Regards, Robert Gniadecki, MD, PhD, DMSci Dermatology, University of Copenhagen Denmark ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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