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Interdigitating cells sarcoma: occurrence during incomplete remission of a lymphoblastic lymphoma.

Pathologie-biologie - 1 Mar 1993

Horschowski N, Guitard A M, Arnoux I, Michel G, Thuret I, George F, Perrimond H

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The authors report the successive occurrence of an interdigitating-cell sarcoma and a lymphoblastic lymphoma in an 8-year old child. The observation is documented by immunophenotype and genotype. The link between the two malignancies is discussed.

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