Immunoblastic Sarcoma with Leukemic Blood Picture in the Terminal Stage of Mycosis Fungoides
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A 76 year old man with mycosis fungoides developed an immunoblastic sarcoma and a leukemic blood picture in the final tumor stage after 6 years, in which the disease had clinically progressed in a typical manner. The results of histological and cytochemical studies of autopsy material are presented. Based on these findings and evidence of the T cell nature of mycosis fungoides, the immunoblastic sarcoma observed in the terminal stage of this case of mycosis fungoides might be of the rare T cell type.
Cutaneous immunoblastic T-cell lymphoma.
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