...L. Kass; B. Schnitzer When stained with the ammoniacal silver stain,Reed cells in lymph nodes obtained from 6 patients with Hodgkin’s disease present a unique appearance. They appear as large multinucleated cells with orange-brown nucleoli and bright containing brown-staining granules. Malignant...

...C.D. Olinici A case of Hodgkin’s disease is presented, where cytogenetic examination has detected the presence of 3 cell linesIt is suggested that hypotriploid metaphases could originate in Hodgkin’s cells and diploid metaphases lymphocytes. Pseudodiploid cells (which present a cytogenetic...

... n.p. n.p. 20 4 + + - neg. 38 20 M II neg. neg. 20 8 neg. neg. P ostpositive; neg. = negative; n.p. = not performed. Laparoscopy in Hodgkin's Disease 3 IV Fig. 1 Fig. 2 4 Casirola/I ppoliti/M arini ed as primary localization. In this case it would be incorrect to extirpate the cervico-axillary lymph...

...F.E. Zwaan; B. Speck A case report of a patient that developed acute myelomonocytic leukemia after Hodgkin’s disease, treated with total nodal irradiation, is presented. The relationships between Hodgkin’s disease and leukemia and in particular radiation leukemoge nesis are discussed...

... with Hodgkin’s disease and reticulum cell sarcoma. Four patients in the terminal phase of their illness had a marked reduction in plasminogen. α 1 -Antitrypsin and serum activation inhibitor levels were increased; α 2 -macroglobulin levels were normal. No patient had conclusive evidence of disseminated...

...J.C. Cawley; A.H. Goldstone; J. Arno; J.H.K. Rees; A. Grant This report describes the clinical and pathological features of a case of nodular sclerosing Hodgkin’s disease treated with a variety of chemotherapeutic agents who developed fulminating IgG myeloma approximately 26 months after...

...R. Navone; G. Palestro; L. Resegotti In Hodgkin’s disease, blood cultures showed a close relationship between the rate of biastic transformation of PHA-stimulated lymphocytes and the number of macrophages appearing in unstim ulated cultures. Despite individual variations, in single cases the yield...

...G. Ippoliti; G. Marini; E. Ascari; G. Casirola By repeated and prolonged stimulation the PHA response of lymphocytes in Hodgkin’s disease can be modified. 4 3 2009 © 1974 S. Karger AG, Basel 1974 Copyright / Drug Dosage / Disclaimer Copyright: All rights reserved. No part...

...P. Schick; F. Trepel; E. Lehmann-Brockhaus; H. Nietmann Autotransfusion of 3 H-cytidine-labelled blood lymphocytes followed by autoradiographic evaluation as studied in 11 patients with Hodgkin’s disease and 3 other patients seems to be an appropriate method to estimate migration kinetics and pool...

...P. Schick; F. Trepel; M. Eder; M. Matzner; S. Benedek; H. Theml; W. Kaboth; H. Begemann; T.M. Fliedner The dilution in the circulating blood of lymphocytes labelled in vitro with 3 H-cytidine was examined after autotransfusion in 9 patients with Hodgkin’s disease (HD) stage II A-IV B, 5 of whom...

... to in the content or advertisements. Hodgkin’s disease Lymphatic leukaemia Reticulosarcoma Richter’s syndrome Acta Haemat. 50: 213-216 (1973) Le syndrome de Richter Rapport de quatre observations et essai de démembrement B. H rni, R. Brunet et G. H rni-Simon Fondation Bergonié, Bordeaux Abstract...

...C. Rozman; J. Triginer; M. Ribas-Mundo; C. Ferran; J. Visa; E. Gonzales The results of laparotomy and splenectomy in the staging of 56 patients with Hodgkin’s disease are presented. Negative or dubious lymphangiograms were inaccurate in 37% of the patients who had abdominal lymph node involvement...

...B. Hœrni; J. Chauvergne; G. Hœrni-Simon; M. Durand; C. Lagarde 30 patients with Hodgkin’s disease exhibiting symptoms with bad prognosis were randomized after obtaining a complete remission with treatment that included radiotherapy and chemotherapy. The first group received BCG immunostimulation...

...Amira Many; Miriam Biniaminov; Esther Rosenthal; Esther Aghai; Bracha Ramot The distribution of thymus-dependent lymphocytes (T cells) and bone-marrow-derived lymphocytes (B cells) was studied in 74 patients with Hodgkin’s disease and 33 normal controls. A T cell deficit was found in untreated...

...S. Weitzman; A. Dvilansky; I. Yanai A patient with Hodgkin’s disease is described, in whom thrombocytopenic purpura was the presenting manifestation of recurrence 15 years after the initial manifestation of the disease. Diverse factors involved in the mechanism of thrombocytopenia in Hodgkin’s...

...M.R. Halie; M.M.A.C. Langenhuysen; G.C. de Gast; H.O. Nieweg The increased incidence of parallel tubular structures in lymphocytes of patients with Hodgkin’s disease was investigated for a correlation with either impairment of cellular immunity (measured by DNCB-skin test and PHA-induced lymphocyte...

...C. Lagarde; J. Chauvergne; B. Hœrni; J. Touchard; M. Durand; G. Hœrni-Simon; R. Brunet The results obtained by chemo + radiotherapy in 100 patients with Hodgkin’s disease at stage I or II as defined by clinical and radiological staging are analysed. All patients were treated by chemotherapy...

...Francesco Lauria; Michele Baccarani; Lucio Babini; Ermanno Emiliani; Mauro Fiacchini; Marco Gobbi; Patrizio Mazza; Ruggero Sciascia; Sante Tura 85 patients with previously untreated Hodgkin’s disease with stage I, II A and B nodular sclerosis were treated. 31 of them with stage I and II A were...

...Isaac Ben-Bassat; Bracha Ramot; Esther Aghai; Meir Djaldetti In view of the reported associations of Hodgkin’s disease and ferritin, an electron microscopic study of the peripheral blood lymphocytes of these patients was done. In 5 out of the 6 patients studied intracellular ferritin deposits were...

...Peter V. Sacks; Mehdi Tavassoli; Ted Eastlund A patient in whom lymphocyte-depleted Hodgkin’s disease and multiple myeloma were diagnosed simultaneously is reported. There was no prior history of irradiation or chemotherapy, the significance of which is discussed in relation to previously...