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| Hodgkins Disease - lymphocyte predominant |
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| Hodgkins Disease - lymphocyte predominant
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•A medium power view of a lymphocyte predominant
Hodgkins disease shows the two characteristic features
of this disease.
•Towards the center of this image is a large cell with
abundant cytoplasm and two nuclei.
•Notice that these two nuclei have a vesicular chromatin
pattern, with a dark staining rim of chromatin and a
large paler interior.
•The two large, deep staining structures at the centers
of these two nuclei are the nucleoli.
•Almost every other cell in this field is a small
lymphocyte.
•To the right of the Reed-Sternberg cell at the center
of this image is a lymphocyte that appears to be
undergoing mitotic division.
| | (Description By:T.V.Rajan, M.D. )
| | (Image Contrib. by:T.V.Rajan, M.D. UCHC )
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