What Are the Different Types of Lymphoma of the Spleen?
Splenic lymphoma is a more common malignant tumor of the spleen. It can be advanced spleen involvement of systemic lymphoma or primary spleen lymphoma. The former is more common.
Splenic lymphoma
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- Splenic lymphoma is more common in the spleen
- Pathologically, lymphomas can be either Jerkin or non-Hodgkin lymphoma, both of which can involve the spleen. Lymphoma in the spleen
- The spleen is enlarged or there is a nodular sensation on the edges. Sometimes the patient feels pain in the upper left abdomen.
- 1. Ultrasound performance:
- The spleen is enlarged, and the spleen parenchyma shows a single or multiple clear low-echo-like areas with clear boundaries. The interior can be mixed with strong echoes and non-echoic areas.
- 2.CT performance:
- The spleen is enlarged, and single or multiple low-density lesions can be seen in the spleen.
- There may be piles of enlarged lymph nodes around the aorta.
- The retroperitoneal lymph nodes are very weak.
- Intrasplenic lesions are more clearly displayed during enhanced scanning.
- Need to identify with spleen metastases.