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| Hodgkins Disease - mixed cellularity |
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| Hodgkins Disease - mixed cellularity
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•Towards the left bottom of this image, is the cell that
is diagnostic of a Hodgkins lymphoma, namely the
Reed-Sternberg cell.
•This cell is a large cell with abundant cytoplasm and
at least two nuclei with prominent nucleoli.
•These features are also filled by the cell towards the
left bottom of this image.
•The rest of the image shows the typical feature of a
mixed cellularity Hodgkins, namely the multiplicity of
cell types and the lack of organization in the form
cortex and medulla and germinal centers.
| | (Description By:T.V.Rajan, M.D. )
| | (Image Contrib. by:T.V.Rajan, M.D. UCHC )
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