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Objective Comparative evaluation of flow cytometric immunophenotyping in the diagnosis and differentiation of lymphadenopathy,lymphoma and reactive lymphoid hyperplasia. Methods Ninty-nine fine-needle aspiration specimens from patients with tentative clinical lymphoprofierative disorders were consecutively analyzed by both cytology and flow cytometry with histology results as the gold standard. The three color antibodies including CD3,CD3,CD4,CD5,CD10,CD19,CD20,CD23,CD45,K,λ,FMC7 and CD34 were used for cell composition evaluation and cells with abnormal phenotype. Lymphoma cases were classified according to new WHO classification and subtypes were categorized by immunophenotypic analysis. The results from flow cytometry and cytology were compared. Results By cytological study, 40 of 99 cases were diagnosed with lymphoma, 29 cases were diagnosed with metastatic carcinoma, and 30 cases were diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia, necrosis or tuberculosis. Among them, 2 non-Hodgkin lymphoma(NHL) cases were misdiagnosed as reactive lymphoid hyperplasia by cytology. Biopsy was performed in 18 cases of NHL including 16 B-NHL and 2 T-NHL By flow cytometry study, 35 of 99 eases were diagnosed with lymphoma, including 4 cases of lymphoblast lymphoma, 1 case of T-cell lymphoma, and 30 eases of other B-NHL For those 30 cases of B-NHL, 28 cases showed monoclonal light chain expression, and k: λ orλ: k atios exceed 3: 1, and B-cell proportion was (73. 2±27. 2)%. Twenty-six cases could be sub-classified by immunophenotyped. Among 16 histologically confirmed B-NHL cases, only 2 cases diagnosed with follicular lymphoma showed discrepancy with flow cytometry results. In all cases diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia and metastasis carcinoma , no abnormal lymphocytes can be found, and k: λ or k: λ ratios were less than 3: 1. Conclusions Fine-needle aspiration analysis with flow eytometrie immunophenotyping can be helpful in diagnosis and differential diagnosis as well as sub-classification of NHL  相似文献   

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Objective Comparative evaluation of flow cytometric immunophenotyping in the diagnosis and differentiation of lymphadenopathy,lymphoma and reactive lymphoid hyperplasia. Methods Ninty-nine fine-needle aspiration specimens from patients with tentative clinical lymphoprofierative disorders were consecutively analyzed by both cytology and flow cytometry with histology results as the gold standard. The three color antibodies including CD3,CD3,CD4,CD5,CD10,CD19,CD20,CD23,CD45,K,λ,FMC7 and CD34 were used for cell composition evaluation and cells with abnormal phenotype. Lymphoma cases were classified according to new WHO classification and subtypes were categorized by immunophenotypic analysis. The results from flow cytometry and cytology were compared. Results By cytological study, 40 of 99 cases were diagnosed with lymphoma, 29 cases were diagnosed with metastatic carcinoma, and 30 cases were diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia, necrosis or tuberculosis. Among them, 2 non-Hodgkin lymphoma(NHL) cases were misdiagnosed as reactive lymphoid hyperplasia by cytology. Biopsy was performed in 18 cases of NHL including 16 B-NHL and 2 T-NHL By flow cytometry study, 35 of 99 eases were diagnosed with lymphoma, including 4 cases of lymphoblast lymphoma, 1 case of T-cell lymphoma, and 30 eases of other B-NHL For those 30 cases of B-NHL, 28 cases showed monoclonal light chain expression, and k: λ orλ: k atios exceed 3: 1, and B-cell proportion was (73. 2±27. 2)%. Twenty-six cases could be sub-classified by immunophenotyped. Among 16 histologically confirmed B-NHL cases, only 2 cases diagnosed with follicular lymphoma showed discrepancy with flow cytometry results. In all cases diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia and metastasis carcinoma , no abnormal lymphocytes can be found, and k: λ or k: λ ratios were less than 3: 1. Conclusions Fine-needle aspiration analysis with flow eytometrie immunophenotyping can be helpful in diagnosis and differential diagnosis as well as sub-classification of NHL  相似文献   

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Objective Comparative evaluation of flow cytometric immunophenotyping in the diagnosis and differentiation of lymphadenopathy,lymphoma and reactive lymphoid hyperplasia. Methods Ninty-nine fine-needle aspiration specimens from patients with tentative clinical lymphoprofierative disorders were consecutively analyzed by both cytology and flow cytometry with histology results as the gold standard. The three color antibodies including CD3,CD3,CD4,CD5,CD10,CD19,CD20,CD23,CD45,K,λ,FMC7 and CD34 were used for cell composition evaluation and cells with abnormal phenotype. Lymphoma cases were classified according to new WHO classification and subtypes were categorized by immunophenotypic analysis. The results from flow cytometry and cytology were compared. Results By cytological study, 40 of 99 cases were diagnosed with lymphoma, 29 cases were diagnosed with metastatic carcinoma, and 30 cases were diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia, necrosis or tuberculosis. Among them, 2 non-Hodgkin lymphoma(NHL) cases were misdiagnosed as reactive lymphoid hyperplasia by cytology. Biopsy was performed in 18 cases of NHL including 16 B-NHL and 2 T-NHL By flow cytometry study, 35 of 99 eases were diagnosed with lymphoma, including 4 cases of lymphoblast lymphoma, 1 case of T-cell lymphoma, and 30 eases of other B-NHL For those 30 cases of B-NHL, 28 cases showed monoclonal light chain expression, and k: λ orλ: k atios exceed 3: 1, and B-cell proportion was (73. 2±27. 2)%. Twenty-six cases could be sub-classified by immunophenotyped. Among 16 histologically confirmed B-NHL cases, only 2 cases diagnosed with follicular lymphoma showed discrepancy with flow cytometry results. In all cases diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia and metastasis carcinoma , no abnormal lymphocytes can be found, and k: λ or k: λ ratios were less than 3: 1. Conclusions Fine-needle aspiration analysis with flow eytometrie immunophenotyping can be helpful in diagnosis and differential diagnosis as well as sub-classification of NHL  相似文献   

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Objective Comparative evaluation of flow cytometric immunophenotyping in the diagnosis and differentiation of lymphadenopathy,lymphoma and reactive lymphoid hyperplasia. Methods Ninty-nine fine-needle aspiration specimens from patients with tentative clinical lymphoprofierative disorders were consecutively analyzed by both cytology and flow cytometry with histology results as the gold standard. The three color antibodies including CD3,CD3,CD4,CD5,CD10,CD19,CD20,CD23,CD45,K,λ,FMC7 and CD34 were used for cell composition evaluation and cells with abnormal phenotype. Lymphoma cases were classified according to new WHO classification and subtypes were categorized by immunophenotypic analysis. The results from flow cytometry and cytology were compared. Results By cytological study, 40 of 99 cases were diagnosed with lymphoma, 29 cases were diagnosed with metastatic carcinoma, and 30 cases were diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia, necrosis or tuberculosis. Among them, 2 non-Hodgkin lymphoma(NHL) cases were misdiagnosed as reactive lymphoid hyperplasia by cytology. Biopsy was performed in 18 cases of NHL including 16 B-NHL and 2 T-NHL By flow cytometry study, 35 of 99 eases were diagnosed with lymphoma, including 4 cases of lymphoblast lymphoma, 1 case of T-cell lymphoma, and 30 eases of other B-NHL For those 30 cases of B-NHL, 28 cases showed monoclonal light chain expression, and k: λ orλ: k atios exceed 3: 1, and B-cell proportion was (73. 2±27. 2)%. Twenty-six cases could be sub-classified by immunophenotyped. Among 16 histologically confirmed B-NHL cases, only 2 cases diagnosed with follicular lymphoma showed discrepancy with flow cytometry results. In all cases diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia and metastasis carcinoma , no abnormal lymphocytes can be found, and k: λ or k: λ ratios were less than 3: 1. Conclusions Fine-needle aspiration analysis with flow eytometrie immunophenotyping can be helpful in diagnosis and differential diagnosis as well as sub-classification of NHL  相似文献   

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Objective Comparative evaluation of flow cytometric immunophenotyping in the diagnosis and differentiation of lymphadenopathy,lymphoma and reactive lymphoid hyperplasia. Methods Ninty-nine fine-needle aspiration specimens from patients with tentative clinical lymphoprofierative disorders were consecutively analyzed by both cytology and flow cytometry with histology results as the gold standard. The three color antibodies including CD3,CD3,CD4,CD5,CD10,CD19,CD20,CD23,CD45,K,λ,FMC7 and CD34 were used for cell composition evaluation and cells with abnormal phenotype. Lymphoma cases were classified according to new WHO classification and subtypes were categorized by immunophenotypic analysis. The results from flow cytometry and cytology were compared. Results By cytological study, 40 of 99 cases were diagnosed with lymphoma, 29 cases were diagnosed with metastatic carcinoma, and 30 cases were diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia, necrosis or tuberculosis. Among them, 2 non-Hodgkin lymphoma(NHL) cases were misdiagnosed as reactive lymphoid hyperplasia by cytology. Biopsy was performed in 18 cases of NHL including 16 B-NHL and 2 T-NHL By flow cytometry study, 35 of 99 eases were diagnosed with lymphoma, including 4 cases of lymphoblast lymphoma, 1 case of T-cell lymphoma, and 30 eases of other B-NHL For those 30 cases of B-NHL, 28 cases showed monoclonal light chain expression, and k: λ orλ: k atios exceed 3: 1, and B-cell proportion was (73. 2±27. 2)%. Twenty-six cases could be sub-classified by immunophenotyped. Among 16 histologically confirmed B-NHL cases, only 2 cases diagnosed with follicular lymphoma showed discrepancy with flow cytometry results. In all cases diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia and metastasis carcinoma , no abnormal lymphocytes can be found, and k: λ or k: λ ratios were less than 3: 1. Conclusions Fine-needle aspiration analysis with flow eytometrie immunophenotyping can be helpful in diagnosis and differential diagnosis as well as sub-classification of NHL  相似文献   

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Objective Comparative evaluation of flow cytometric immunophenotyping in the diagnosis and differentiation of lymphadenopathy,lymphoma and reactive lymphoid hyperplasia. Methods Ninty-nine fine-needle aspiration specimens from patients with tentative clinical lymphoprofierative disorders were consecutively analyzed by both cytology and flow cytometry with histology results as the gold standard. The three color antibodies including CD3,CD3,CD4,CD5,CD10,CD19,CD20,CD23,CD45,K,λ,FMC7 and CD34 were used for cell composition evaluation and cells with abnormal phenotype. Lymphoma cases were classified according to new WHO classification and subtypes were categorized by immunophenotypic analysis. The results from flow cytometry and cytology were compared. Results By cytological study, 40 of 99 cases were diagnosed with lymphoma, 29 cases were diagnosed with metastatic carcinoma, and 30 cases were diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia, necrosis or tuberculosis. Among them, 2 non-Hodgkin lymphoma(NHL) cases were misdiagnosed as reactive lymphoid hyperplasia by cytology. Biopsy was performed in 18 cases of NHL including 16 B-NHL and 2 T-NHL By flow cytometry study, 35 of 99 eases were diagnosed with lymphoma, including 4 cases of lymphoblast lymphoma, 1 case of T-cell lymphoma, and 30 eases of other B-NHL For those 30 cases of B-NHL, 28 cases showed monoclonal light chain expression, and k: λ orλ: k atios exceed 3: 1, and B-cell proportion was (73. 2±27. 2)%. Twenty-six cases could be sub-classified by immunophenotyped. Among 16 histologically confirmed B-NHL cases, only 2 cases diagnosed with follicular lymphoma showed discrepancy with flow cytometry results. In all cases diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia and metastasis carcinoma , no abnormal lymphocytes can be found, and k: λ or k: λ ratios were less than 3: 1. Conclusions Fine-needle aspiration analysis with flow eytometrie immunophenotyping can be helpful in diagnosis and differential diagnosis as well as sub-classification of NHL  相似文献   

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Objective Comparative evaluation of flow cytometric immunophenotyping in the diagnosis and differentiation of lymphadenopathy,lymphoma and reactive lymphoid hyperplasia. Methods Ninty-nine fine-needle aspiration specimens from patients with tentative clinical lymphoprofierative disorders were consecutively analyzed by both cytology and flow cytometry with histology results as the gold standard. The three color antibodies including CD3,CD3,CD4,CD5,CD10,CD19,CD20,CD23,CD45,K,λ,FMC7 and CD34 were used for cell composition evaluation and cells with abnormal phenotype. Lymphoma cases were classified according to new WHO classification and subtypes were categorized by immunophenotypic analysis. The results from flow cytometry and cytology were compared. Results By cytological study, 40 of 99 cases were diagnosed with lymphoma, 29 cases were diagnosed with metastatic carcinoma, and 30 cases were diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia, necrosis or tuberculosis. Among them, 2 non-Hodgkin lymphoma(NHL) cases were misdiagnosed as reactive lymphoid hyperplasia by cytology. Biopsy was performed in 18 cases of NHL including 16 B-NHL and 2 T-NHL By flow cytometry study, 35 of 99 eases were diagnosed with lymphoma, including 4 cases of lymphoblast lymphoma, 1 case of T-cell lymphoma, and 30 eases of other B-NHL For those 30 cases of B-NHL, 28 cases showed monoclonal light chain expression, and k: λ orλ: k atios exceed 3: 1, and B-cell proportion was (73. 2±27. 2)%. Twenty-six cases could be sub-classified by immunophenotyped. Among 16 histologically confirmed B-NHL cases, only 2 cases diagnosed with follicular lymphoma showed discrepancy with flow cytometry results. In all cases diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia and metastasis carcinoma , no abnormal lymphocytes can be found, and k: λ or k: λ ratios were less than 3: 1. Conclusions Fine-needle aspiration analysis with flow eytometrie immunophenotyping can be helpful in diagnosis and differential diagnosis as well as sub-classification of NHL  相似文献   

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Objective Comparative evaluation of flow cytometric immunophenotyping in the diagnosis and differentiation of lymphadenopathy,lymphoma and reactive lymphoid hyperplasia. Methods Ninty-nine fine-needle aspiration specimens from patients with tentative clinical lymphoprofierative disorders were consecutively analyzed by both cytology and flow cytometry with histology results as the gold standard. The three color antibodies including CD3,CD3,CD4,CD5,CD10,CD19,CD20,CD23,CD45,K,λ,FMC7 and CD34 were used for cell composition evaluation and cells with abnormal phenotype. Lymphoma cases were classified according to new WHO classification and subtypes were categorized by immunophenotypic analysis. The results from flow cytometry and cytology were compared. Results By cytological study, 40 of 99 cases were diagnosed with lymphoma, 29 cases were diagnosed with metastatic carcinoma, and 30 cases were diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia, necrosis or tuberculosis. Among them, 2 non-Hodgkin lymphoma(NHL) cases were misdiagnosed as reactive lymphoid hyperplasia by cytology. Biopsy was performed in 18 cases of NHL including 16 B-NHL and 2 T-NHL By flow cytometry study, 35 of 99 eases were diagnosed with lymphoma, including 4 cases of lymphoblast lymphoma, 1 case of T-cell lymphoma, and 30 eases of other B-NHL For those 30 cases of B-NHL, 28 cases showed monoclonal light chain expression, and k: λ orλ: k atios exceed 3: 1, and B-cell proportion was (73. 2±27. 2)%. Twenty-six cases could be sub-classified by immunophenotyped. Among 16 histologically confirmed B-NHL cases, only 2 cases diagnosed with follicular lymphoma showed discrepancy with flow cytometry results. In all cases diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia and metastasis carcinoma , no abnormal lymphocytes can be found, and k: λ or k: λ ratios were less than 3: 1. Conclusions Fine-needle aspiration analysis with flow eytometrie immunophenotyping can be helpful in diagnosis and differential diagnosis as well as sub-classification of NHL  相似文献   

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Objective Comparative evaluation of flow cytometric immunophenotyping in the diagnosis and differentiation of lymphadenopathy,lymphoma and reactive lymphoid hyperplasia. Methods Ninty-nine fine-needle aspiration specimens from patients with tentative clinical lymphoprofierative disorders were consecutively analyzed by both cytology and flow cytometry with histology results as the gold standard. The three color antibodies including CD3,CD3,CD4,CD5,CD10,CD19,CD20,CD23,CD45,K,λ,FMC7 and CD34 were used for cell composition evaluation and cells with abnormal phenotype. Lymphoma cases were classified according to new WHO classification and subtypes were categorized by immunophenotypic analysis. The results from flow cytometry and cytology were compared. Results By cytological study, 40 of 99 cases were diagnosed with lymphoma, 29 cases were diagnosed with metastatic carcinoma, and 30 cases were diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia, necrosis or tuberculosis. Among them, 2 non-Hodgkin lymphoma(NHL) cases were misdiagnosed as reactive lymphoid hyperplasia by cytology. Biopsy was performed in 18 cases of NHL including 16 B-NHL and 2 T-NHL By flow cytometry study, 35 of 99 eases were diagnosed with lymphoma, including 4 cases of lymphoblast lymphoma, 1 case of T-cell lymphoma, and 30 eases of other B-NHL For those 30 cases of B-NHL, 28 cases showed monoclonal light chain expression, and k: λ orλ: k atios exceed 3: 1, and B-cell proportion was (73. 2±27. 2)%. Twenty-six cases could be sub-classified by immunophenotyped. Among 16 histologically confirmed B-NHL cases, only 2 cases diagnosed with follicular lymphoma showed discrepancy with flow cytometry results. In all cases diagnosed with reactive lymphoid hyperplasia and metastasis carcinoma , no abnormal lymphocytes can be found, and k: λ or k: λ ratios were less than 3: 1. Conclusions Fine-needle aspiration analysis with flow eytometrie immunophenotyping can be helpful in diagnosis and differential diagnosis as well as sub-classification of NHL  相似文献   

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Objective To explore the relationship between the changes in cellular immunity and the causes of unexplained habitual abortion(UHA)as well as the mechanism of active immunotherapy on UHA patients.Methods T-lymphocyte and natural killer(NK)cell subsets(CD3+%,CD4+%,CD8+%,CD16+CD56+% and CD4+/CD8+ ratio)of peripheral blood were detected by applying flow cytometry and compared in 66 cases of UHA(UHA group,including 30 cases receiving active immunotherapy and 36 untreated UHA cases)and 30 cases of healthy fertile women(healthy control group).The re-pregnancy achievement ratio was compared between 30 treated UHA cases and 36 untreated UHA cases.Results The percentages of CD31+ and CD16+ CD56+ cells as well as CD4+/CD8+ ratio were significantly higher in UHA group than those of healthy control group(P<0.050).As compared with those of untreated UHA subgroup,the percentages of CD3+ and CD16+ CD56+ cells as well as CD4+/CD8+ ratio were significantly lower(P<0.050),while the re-pregnancy achievement ratio was higher(92.86% vs 05 29.03%,P<0.001).Conclusion The changes in T-lymphocyte and NK cell subsets have something to do with occurrence of UHA.Active immunotherapy can regulate the cellular immune function and improve the re-pregnancy achievement ratio effectively.  相似文献   

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