Incidence of Hodgkins lymphoma in the lung, an infrequent case
of pulmonary infiltration without mediastinal lymphadenopathy

a 2003

Incidence of Hodgkins lymphoma in the lung, an infrequent case of pulmonary infiltration without mediastinal lymphadenopathy

ŠMARDOVÁ, Lenka, Zdeněk KRÁL, Taťána ČERNOVÁ a Jiří VORLÍČEK

Základní údaje

Originální název

Incidence of Hodgkins lymphoma in the lung, an infrequent case of pulmonary infiltration without mediastinal lymphadenopathy

Název česky

Postižení plicního parenchymu u Hodgkinova lymfomu, vzácný případ plicního postižení u pacientky bez mediastinální lymfadenopatie

Autoři

ŠMARDOVÁ, Lenka, Zdeněk KRÁL, Taťána ČERNOVÁ a Jiří VORLÍČEK

Vydání

Nature Publishing Group. London, United Kingdom, The Hematology Journal, od s. 286-286, 1 s. 2003

Nakladatel

EHA - The European Hematology Association

Další údaje

Jazyk

angličtina

Typ výsledku

Konferenční abstrakt

Obor

30200 3.2 Clinical medicine

Stát vydavatele

Francie

Utajení

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

Organizační jednotka

Lékařská fakulta

ISSN

Klíčová slova anglicky

Hodgkins lymphoma; lung infiltration

Štítky

Hodgkins lymphoma, lung infiltration

Příznaky

Recenzováno

Změněno: 27. 6. 2009 22:17, MUDr. Lenka Šmardová

Anotace

ORIG CZ

V originále

Background: We find that in a small group of patients especially with an advanced stage of Hodgkins lymphoma the condition spreads to the lungs. The finding of a lung infiltrate without existent mediastinal lymphadenopathy is extremely rare. The lung could be infected either by dissemination of tumorous tissue from adjacent (mediastinal or hilous) lymphnodes or we find multiple long distance noduli or masses. Aims: We will describe our experience with diagnosing and treating of patients with an advanced stage (clinical stage IIB with risk faktors, III, IV) of Hodgkins lymphoma, where we found lung involvement except for lymphadenopathy. We will draw attention to the case of a patient with general peripheric lymphadenopathy and conjoined lung infiltrate without mediastinal disease. Methods: The diagnosis of Hodgkins lymphoma was provided by a histological examination of a lymphnode. According to the CT scans was not the character of the lung infiltrates shawn to reguire surgery and the diagnoses were confirmed by disease regression appropriate therapy, except for the patient without mediastinal involvement (where a diagnostical minithoracotomy was indicated. Summary/conclusions: All patients with recent diagnosed Hodgkins lymphoma are now treated in our clinical department in accordance with the German study protocol German Hodgkins Lymphoma Study Group, managed by prof. Volker Diehl. The advanced stage patients are randomly distributed among the four arms of treatment in the study HD12 (arms A-D) and after said randomization treated with eight cycles of chemotherapy BEACOPP (escalated or basal) followed by radiotherapy in two of the four courses. We found lung infiltration only in 10 (45%) of 22 advanced stage patients, mostly characterized as a mass alveolar consolidation greater than 1cm (n=7) or nodules (n=3). Almost all patients displayed some of B symptoms (fever, weight loss, night sweats), but symptoms of lung disease were not always present. Of a total of 22 our patients 18 had been evaluated after completion of therapy up to this time (complete remission was achieved in 6 and completed remission with residuum in 12! patient). Cases of lung infiltration without proved mediastinal involvement by Hodgkins disease are extremely rare.

Česky

Postižení plicního parenchymu u Hodgkinova lymfomu, vzácný případ plicního postižení u pacientky bez mediastinální lymfadenopatie.

Citovat

ŠMARDOVÁ, Lenka, Zdeněk KRÁL, Taťána ČERNOVÁ a Jiří VORLÍČEK. Incidence of Hodgkins lymphoma in the lung, an infrequent case of pulmonary infiltration without mediastinal lymphadenopathy. In The Hematology Journal. Nature Publishing Group. London, United Kingdom: EHA - The European Hematology Association, 2003, s. 286-286. ISSN 1466-4860.

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ŠMARDOVÁ, Lenka, Zdeněk KRÁL, Taťána ČERNOVÁ a Jiří VORLÍČEK. Incidence of Hodgkins lymphoma in the lung, an infrequent case of pulmonary infiltration without mediastinal lymphadenopathy. In \textit{The Hematology Journal}. Nature Publishing Group. London, United Kingdom: EHA - The European Hematology Association, 2003, s.~286-286. ISSN~1466-4860.

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