Presented By Dr Ghada Balah
Released on 28-03-202018 YEARS OLD MALE
A case of colonic lymphoma on chemotherapy , asymptomatic chest "clear", no lower limb oedema.
Presented with fever and cough
On Examination; tachycardia 140 , Blood Pressure 116/70, Resp. Rate 25 , chest clear, abdomin soft & lax .
Hard swelling (15cmby15cm) extending from Rt iliac fossa to the suprapubic area, patient presented with abdominal pain , lower abdominal swelling / 20 days, bleeding per rectum three times ? Impdeing intestinal obstruction ?
Pleural effusion aspiration from right side; for cytology cell count "See Pictures"
GRAM STAIN No Bacteria Seen
AFB STAIN AFB - NEGATIVE
ALT(SGPT) 41.90 HIGH ABNORMAL U/L [0-41]
Normal RFT
Total Cell Coun: 4 x10^3/uL,
Polymorph. cells: 15%,
Mononuclear cells: 65%,
Abnormal MonoNuclear Cells : 20% (See photos)
20% Abnormal Mononuclear Cells with blastoid features (medium to small size cells , high N/C ratio, fine nuclear chromatin) cytological examination and flowcytometry are recommended.
Pleural fluid secondaries by lymphoma cells.
It is recommended to be tested by immunophenotyping to confirm its relation to the primary lesion.