Radiological Appearances Of Lymphomas Arising From Mucosa-Associated Lymphoid Tissue (Malt) In The Lung
CLINICAL RADIOLOGY(1998)
Abstract
We review the radiological findings in 13 patients with histologically proven (n = 10) or clinically diagnosed (n = 3) lymphomas arising in mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) of the lung. These rare B-cell lymphomas typically follow an indolent course, and many cases are still being incorrectly described in current radiological literature under the term pseudolymphoma, The patients frequently give a history of autoimmune disease involving the affected organ, and involvement of another mucosal site as part of a disseminated MALT lymphoma, is common, The radiographic patterns of pulmonary parenchymal involvement in lung MALT lymphomas have been reviewed, and correlation made with their clinical behaviour.
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Key words
Lung Nodules,Mantle Cell Lymphoma
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