The clinical outcome of childhood malignant lymphoma with bony erosion / 中国癌症杂志

ABSTRACT

Purpose:To study the clinical and imaging characteristics of childhood malignant lymphoma with bony erosion, and explore the treatment protocol and prognosis.Methods:Through pathologic tests, immunohistochemical studies and imaging analyses, 6 patients were diagnosed as malignant lymphoma with bony infiltration. The 6 cases were treated and followed up. Results:There were different kinds of bony involvement in CT and MIRI imaging in 6 patients. All cases were type B as to immunology classification. Following treatment by protocol MCP, 1 case was dead and the others are in constant compete remission (CCR). Conclusions:The childhood malignant lymphoma with bony involvement is rarely seen, it is relatively easy to diagnose by CT/MRI and pathologic tests. The prognosis is related to clinical classification. It can be treated by protocol MCP.