The Lymphoid Neoplasms 3ed | Ian Magrath | Taylor & Francis eBooks, Re

ABSTRACT

This comprehensive and authoritative reference covers all aspects of the group of disorders collectively known as the lymphoid neoplasms. The reader is taken through a description of its normal cellular origins and the molecular genetic abnormalities that can lead to this group of conditions, a section of the book that has been considerably strengt

TABLE OF CONTENTS

part |2 pages

PART 1 INTRODUCTION Editor: Ian T. Magrath

chapter 1|20 pages

Introduction to the lymphoid neoplasms

chapter 2|22 pages

Historical perspective: the evolution of modern concepts of lymphoid neoplasia

part |2 pages

PART 2

chapter 3|12 pages

Descriptive epidemiology

chapter 4|17 pages

Causes and prevention of lymphoma

chapter 5|23 pages

Immunologic and genetic predisposition

chapter 6|17 pages

Epidemiology of exogenous human retroviruses associated with hematologic malignancies

chapter 7|10 pages

Herpesviruses and lymphoma

chapter 8|15 pages

Other microorganisms associated with lymphoid neoplasms

part |2 pages

PART 3

chapter 9|13 pages

Overview of the immune system

chapter 10|26 pages

Ontogeny of T and natural killer cells

chapter 11|22 pages

Ontogeny of B cells

chapter 12|13 pages

Cellular immunobiology of lymph nodes and spleen

chapter 13|21 pages

Cellular immunobiology of extranodal lymphoid tissue

chapter 14|12 pages

Biology of plasma cells

chapter 15|17 pages

Interleukins and lymphoid neoplasia

BRIAN F SKINNIDER AND TAK W MAK

chapter 16|14 pages

Lymphocyte homing and the dissemination of lymphoid malignancies

chapter 17|12 pages

Mouse models of human B lymphoid neoplasms

part |2 pages

PART 4

chapter 18|20 pages

Classification of lymphoid neoplasms

HK MÜLLER-HERMELINK AND E HARALAMBIEVA

chapter 19|17 pages

Borderlands between pathological entities: composite lymphomas

chapter 20|20 pages

Chromosomal and molecular alterations in lymphoid malignancies: basic principles and detection methods

chapter 21|9 pages

Molecular basis of chromosomal translocation

PHM KLUIN AND JEJ GUIKEMA

chapter 22|19 pages

Genesis and consequences of genetic lesions in lymphoid neoplasms

chapter 23|13 pages

Gene expression patterns in lymphoma classification

chapter 24|23 pages

Immunodeficiency, inherited and acquired, and lymphomagenesis

chapter 25|15 pages

Chronic inflammation, including autoimmunity, and lymphomagenesis

SA PILERI, C AGOSTINELLI, C CAMPIDELLI, F BACCI, E SABATTINI, M GIUNTI, A PILERI, M PICCIOLI, S RIGHI, M ROSSI, C FERRI AND PP PICCALUGA

part |2 pages

PART 5

chapter 26|25 pages

Lymphoblastic lymphomas and leukemias

chapter 27|13 pages

Chronic lymphoid leukemias and μ heavy chain disease

chapter 28|11 pages

Hairy cell leukemia

chapter 29|17 pages

Mantle cell lymphoma

chapter 30|14 pages

Marginal zone lymphomas

chapter 31|25 pages

Follicular lymphoma

chapter 32|22 pages

Burkitt lymphoma

chapter 33|27 pages

Diffuse large B cell lymphomas

chapter 34|21 pages

Hodgkin lymphoma

chapter 35|25 pages

Plasma cell neoplasms

MW JENNER AND GJ MORGAN

chapter 36|22 pages

Natural killer (NK) cell neoplasms

chapter 37|10 pages

Anaplastic large cell lymphoma

chapter 38|13 pages

Mycosis fungoides and Sézary syndrome: pathophysiology and pathology

chapter 39|27 pages

Other peripheral T cell lymphomas: pathology and molecular pathogenesis

part |2 pages

PART 6

chapter 40|13 pages

Presenting features of lymphoid neoplasms

S MONTOTO AND TA LISTER

chapter 41|19 pages

The art of histologic diagnosis

chapter 42|15 pages

Immunophenotyping as a diagnostic and prognostic tool

E MATUTES

chapter 43|21 pages

The utility of molecular genetic studies in the diagnosis, prognostic assessment and monitoring of lymphoid malignancies

chapter 44|15 pages

Radiologic, ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging

chapter 45|19 pages

Radionuclide imaging

chapter 46|20 pages

Staging systems and staging investigations at presentation

chapter 47|12 pages

Special aspects of diagnosis in developing countries

chapter 48|4 pages

Imaging lymphomas in developing countries

ALI NAWAZ KHAN

part |2 pages

PART 7

chapter 49|89 pages

Emergency management in lymphoid malignancies

chapter 50|22 pages

Systemic therapy of lymphoma

chapter 51|16 pages

Role of radiation therapy

chapter 52|12 pages

Response assessment and follow-up of the patient with malignant lymphoma

chapter 53|17 pages

Prognostic factors and risk adaptation

chapter 54|15 pages

Second-line therapy for lymphoid neoplasms

chapter 55|16 pages

High-dose therapy with stem cell rescue

chapter 56|14 pages

Management of lymphoid neoplasia during pregnancy

chapter 57|15 pages

Management of lymphoid malignancies in the infant

chapter 58|11 pages

Management of lymphoid neoplasms in the elderly

chapter 59|29 pages

Management of lymphomas at extranodal locations

chapter 60|11 pages

Special aspects of management of lymphomas in developing countries

chapter 61|17 pages

Late effects of cancer treatment and quality of life

part |2 pages

PART

chapter 62|23 pages

Lymphoblastic lymphoma and leukemia in children

chapter 63|31 pages

Acute lymphoblastic leukemia and lymphoma in adults

chapter 64|25 pages

Small B cell lymphomas and leukemias including hairy cell leukemia

chapter 65|10 pages

Mantle cell lymphoma

chapter 66|15 pages

Marginal zone lymphomas

chapter 67|28 pages

Follicular lymphoma

AZS ROHATINER

chapter 68|19 pages

Burkitt lymphoma/leukemia in children

C PATTE

chapter 69|12 pages

Burkitt and Burkitt-like lymphoma/leukemia in adults

GM MEAD

chapter 70|12 pages

Diffuse large B cell lymphoma in children

chapter 71|16 pages

Diffuse large B cell lymphoma in adults

chapter 72|19 pages

Hodgkin lymphoma in adults

chapter 73|20 pages

Hodgkin lymphoma in children

chapter 74|30 pages

Plasma cell neoplasms

G COOK AND J ASHCROFT

chapter 75|17 pages

The management of natural killer cell malignancies

chapter 76|8 pages

Anaplastic large cell lymphoma in adults

chapter 77|15 pages

Anaplastic large cell lymphoma in children

chapter 78|15 pages

Mycosis fungoides and Sézary syndrome

chapter 79|16 pages

Adult T cell leukemia/lymphoma

chapter 80|21 pages

Other peripheral T cell lymphomas

chapter 81|19 pages

HIV-associated lymphoid neoplasms

chapter 82|15 pages

Lymphoid neoplasms in immunodeficiency, immunosuppression, and autoimmunity

PL AMLOT

chapter 83|6 pages

Uncommon histologic subtypes of non-Hodgkin lymphoma in children

part |2 pages

PART 9

chapter 84|18 pages

Molecular profiling and lymphoma diagnosis

chapter 85|19 pages

New therapies for lymphoid neoplasms

chapter 86|23 pages

Monoclonal antibody therapy for lymphomas and leukemias

chapter 87|17 pages

Cellular therapies for lymphoma

CATHERINE M BOLLARD, CLIONA M ROONEY AND HELEN E HESLOP

chapter 88|12 pages

Vaccine therapies

H QIN, SS NEELAPU, A WOO, SC CHA AND LW KWAK

chapter 89|13 pages

Lymphoma microenvironment

B HERREROS, A SANCHEZ-AGUILERA AND MA PIRIS

chapter 90|14 pages

Molecular pathway therapy for non-Hodgkin lymphomas

chapter 91|12 pages

Therapeutic strategies employing viral-associated targets