unusual phenotype

From: Kathy_Altig@phsor.org
Date: Mon Jun 08 1998 - 16:42:00 EST

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     We have recently experienced a flock of unusual lymphomas.  My 
     pathologists have not been able to easily categorize them with the 
     results I have been offering.  This last one prompted the
pathologist 
     to request putting it out on the web to see if anyone has seen a 
     similar case, and if they did, what did they call it...
     
     Positives:                       Negatives:
     HLA-DR                             CD10
     CD19                               CD21
     CD20                               KAPPA
     LAMBDA (bright)                    CD5
     CD22   (mod)                       CD43
     CD23
     CD24
     FMC7
     
     Its  a fine needle aspirate from a submandibular gland.
     
     
     Thank you for your expertise and assistance.
     
     Kathy Altig
     Providence Portland Med. Ctr.
     Portland, OR

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