Burkitt lymphoma. Sporadic Endemic in Africa associated with EBV Translocations involving MYC gene on chromosome 8

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Burkitt lymphoma Sporadic Endemic in Africa associated with EBV Translocations involving MYC gene on chromosome 8 Most common is t(8;14) Believed to be the fastest growing tumor in humans!!!!

Morphology Sheets of medium sized cells Starry-sky appearance Variable cytoplasm, several nucleoli Frequent mitosis

Immunophenotype B cell markers CD10 positive BCL-2 is NEGATIVE.

Clinical manifestations Tumor of young adults and children Endemic: maxillary or mandibular masses Sporadic: abdominal masses Both are usually extranodal Peripheral blood is involved in the majority of cases Must distinguish from ALL Aggressive and curable.

The most specific markers for T cell differentiation CD19 CD10 CD20 CD3 CD79

All the following are good prognostic factors in B-ALL, except: Age 2-10 years Low WBC count T(12;21) Hypodiploidy T(9;22) (TWO ANSWERS ARE CORRECT HERE!!!)

MYC gene translocations are associated with Follicular lymphoma Burkitt lymphoma DLBCL CLL Mantle cell lymphoma

The most common lymphoma is Follicular lymphoma Burkitt lymphoma DLBCL CLL Mantle cell lymphoma

What tumor is positive for Cylcin D1 Follicular lymphoma Burkitt lymphoma DLBCL CLL Mantle cell lymphoma

New questions!!! RS cells in classic HL are of T cell origin B cell origin

M proteins and Bence jones proteins are composed of Abnormal albumin Clonal Immunoglobulins Abnormal ferritin Abnormal glycoproteins Abnormal ceruloplasmin

The most specific marker for langerhans cell differentiation is CD68 CD163 Langerin CD1a CD20

One of the following tumors is a T cell neoplasm Mantle cell lymphoma Langerhans cell histiocytosis Sezary syndrome DLBCL Burkitt lymphoma

Neoplastic cells in all the following are positive for CD30, except: Nodular cellularity classic HL Mixed cellularity classic HL Lymphocyte-rich classic HL Lymphocyte-depleted classic HL Nodular lymphocyte predominant HL

Plasma cell myeloma (multiple myeloma) Common lymphoid neoplasm Mean age 70 It is usually confined to bone and bone marrow and does not involve the peripheral blood. However, we can detect clonality by simple serum test (ELECTROPHORESIS)!!! Associated with an M protein Associated with lytic bone lesions

The most common M proteins are IgG, IgA and light chains Rarely others Light chains are secreted in urine as well Bence Jones proteins

Pathogenesis B cell neoplasm of terminally differentiated B lymphocyte (plasma cell) Several translocation involving IgH, cyclin D1 and D3 as well as Myc.

It affects. Bone Immune system Kidneys

Bone Releases factors such as RANKL that increase osteoclast activity Other factors that decrease osteoblastic activity Net result is Lytic lesions Pathologic fractures Hypercalcemia

Humoral immunity Functional antibodies are markedly decreased Increase risk of bacterial infections

Kidney damage Obstructive casts composed of Bence jones proteins in the distal tubules Deposition of light chain in the glomeruli Light chain disease Amyloidosis Hypercalcemia resulting in renal stones Bacterial pyelonephritis

Morphology

Clinical manifestations Bone pain and pathologic fractures Hypercalcemia: neurological manifestations Confusion, lethargy and weakness Recurrent bacterial infections The most common of death Renal dysfunction Second most common cause of death

Lab findings M protein 1% are nonsecretors Elevated creatinine or urea Elevated calcium levels Anemia, thrombocytopenia and leukopenia

Median survival is 4-7 years No cure!!!

Hodgkin lymphoma Different from other B cell lymphoma RS cells Single lymph node or a group of contiguous lymph nodes B cell origin

Two major subtypes Classic HL Nodular sclerosis Mixed cellularity Lymphocyte-rich Lymphocyte-depleted Nodular lymphocyte predominant HL

Morphology RS cells

Nodular sclerosis

Mixed cellularity

NLP HL (popcorn cells )

Immunophenotype Classic HL CD30+, CD15+, pax5 weakly positive, negative for other B cell markers, negative for T cell markers, negative fro CD34 NLP HL Positive for B cell markers, negative for CD30, negative for CD15, negative for T cell markers, negative for CD34

Please remember The vast majority of cells in a lymph node with HL are benign RS cells secrete IL5 recruiting eosinophils IL13 to promote their own growth TGF-B resulting in fibrosis PDL1 and PDL2 to inhibit T cell function They are neoplastic B cells!!!

Clinical manifestations Young age Could affect any age Single lymph node or region of lymph nodes Cervical and mediastinal Rarely involves tonsils, Waldeyer ring or extranodal sites Spreads in a contiguous manner

Staging system

Prognosis Stage 1-2: 5-year survival more than 90% Stage 3-4: 5-year survival 50%

Mycosis fungoides and Sezary syndrome MF: a form of cutaneous T cell lymphoma CD4+, CD8- Sezary syndrome: Generalized exfoliative erythroderma and circulating tumor cells in the blood

MF has three stages 1-erythrodermic rash 2-plaque phase 3- Tumor phase

Prolonged survival if early stage Tumor stage, visceral involvement or Sezary syndrome 1-3 years

Histiocytic neoplasms The most important one is Langerhans cell histiocytosis (previously known as histiocytosis X) Langerhans cells: immature dendritic cells in the skin and other organs, present antigens to T cells

Affects children less than 2 years of age Involves skin, bone, lungs, spleen, or bone marrow. Could be unifocal or multifocal Associated with BRAF mutation

Morphology

Morphology continued

Immunophenotype CD68, CD163, langerin and CD1a CD1a is the most important one and most specific for Langerhans cell differentiation

New questions!!! RS cells in classic HL are of T cell origin B cell origin

M proteins and Bence jones proteins are composed of Abnormal albumin Clonal Immunoglobulins Abnormal ferritin Abnormal glycoproteins Abnormal ceruloplasmin

The most specific marker for langerhans cell differentiation is CD68 CD163 Langerin CD1a CD20

One of the following tumors is a T cell neoplasm Mantle cell lymphoma Langerhans cell histiocytosis Sezary syndrome DLBCL Burkitt lymphoma

Neoplastic cells in all the following are positive for CD30, except: Nodular cellularity classic HL Mixed cellularity classic HL Lymphocyte-rich classic HL Lymphocyte-depleted classic HL Nodular lymphocyte predominant HL