Lymphoreticular hyperplasia of the stomach (pseudolymphoma)

Cutaneous pseudolymphoma of the breast

Cutaneous pseudolymphoma (PL) refers to a reactive T or B- cell proliferative disorder in reaction to some known or unknown stimuli. The most common site of involvement of pseudolymphoma is the face followed by the scalp. Because of its similarity with true lymphoma in both clinical and pathological aspects, differentiating between them is often difficult but fundamental due to their completely...

Giant rural hyperplasia of the stomach: Menetrier's disease.

the relationship between helicobacter pylori and lymphonodular hyperplasia of the stomach in children

association of helicobacter pylori with pathogenesis of gastrointestinal disorders (including gastritis in children with special endoscopic anteronodular) have significant importance in prognosis of infection resulting from this bacteria in children. however, in this research it was found that there is significant and clear correlation between nodular anteritis (in endoscopy) and active presenc...

Pseudolymphoma syndrome revisited.

Anticonvulsants have long been recognized as a cause of hypersensitivity reactions. Phenytoin hypersensitivity can be traced to 1916, when phenylethylhydantoin (phenytoin sodium), which was used to treat children with Sydenham chorea, was found to induce a hypersensitivity reaction. Phenytoin was then known as a “nerve sedative,” and the hypersensitivity reaction, “nirvanol sickness,” resolved ...

Carbamazepine induced pseudolymphoma syndrome.

syndrome: Recurrent "Cold" staphylococ-cal abscesses. Pseudolymphoma syndrome, as a hypersensitive reaction to anticonvulsant drugs especially phenytoin, carbamaze-pine, tridone and phenobarbitone is well known(l-4). Its pathogenesis is uncertain. It consists of a triad of fever, generalized rash and lymphadenopathy. Varying degrees of VOLUME 34-SEFTEMBER 1997 7. Hill HR, Quie PG. Raised IgE le...