Lymphoblastic Lymphoma
Lymphoblastic Lymphoma Causes
It is caused by the immature lymphocytes before they becomes T and B-cells in the circulation of the blood which is called lymphoblasts.
Lymphoblastic Lymphoma Definition
Lymphoblastic lymphoma is a rare medical condition that is considered as an uncommon form of aggressive Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma or NHL.
Lymphoblastic Lymphoma Diagnosis
Diagnosis is done through lymph node biopsy especially if there is already enlarged nodes which can easily be accessed. It is also confirmed through series of CT Scan and Ultrasound Scans (Furie, B. 2003. Clinical Hematology and Oncology, Presentation, Diagnosis and Treatment).
Lymphoblastic Lymphoma Symptoms and Signs
Its symptoms include the formation of lymph nodes in the mediastinum or the central part of the chest between the lungs which is most commonly affected. Severe coughing is also manifested.
Lymphoblastic Lymphoma Treatment
Treatment of the medical condition includes chemotherapy. It also includes oral medication to remove the other remaining affected cells.