1. Clinicopathologic features of primary mucosal CD30-positive T-cell lymphoproliferative disorders in head and neck region
Fang LIU ; Min LI ; Liangyun ZHANG ; Li GUO ; Weiwei HU ; Huilan RAO
Chinese Journal of Pathology 2018;47(6):412-416
Objective:
To study clinicopathologic features, prognosis and differential diagnoses of primary mucosal CD30-positive T-cell lymphoproliferative disorders of the head and neck(mCD30+ TLPD-head and neck).
Methods:
Three cases of mCD30+ TLPD-head and neck were collected from January 2014 to April 2017 at Sun Yat-Sen University Foshan Hospital. A literature review of mCD30+ TLPD of head and neck was provided.
Results:
All three cases presented with either bulging/exophytic nodule or mucosal ulcer/erosion. Morphologically, the tumor consisted of diffuse proliferation of uniform, large atypical mononuclear lymphoid cells that showed irregular or polymorphic nuclei with small nucleoli, and abundant pale or amphophilic cytoplasm. Hallmark cells with eccentric, horseshoe, kidney-like, or doughnut-shaped nuclei were present. While mitotic figures were present, no tumor necrosis was found. Eosinophilc infiltration was obvious in the background. The atypical large lymphoid cells had a immunophenotype of CD30+ /CD3+ /CD4+ /CD56- along with positive cytotoxic molecule. While being negative for EBER/ALK/CD20/CD8, TCR rearrangement was found in 2 out of 3 cases. Three patients were cured after excision without relapse and metastasis.The two patients with TCR rearrangement didn′t show aggressive clinical course.
Conclusions
mCD30+ TLPD-head and neck is a rare benign lymphoproliferative disorder with spontaneous regression. It should be differentiated from cutaneous CD30+ anaplstic large cell lymphoma, lymphomatoid papulosis, and EBV-related mucocutaneous ulcer. Correct recognition of mCD30+ TLPD of head and neck is important to avoid overtreatment.
2.Two-dimensional Speckle Tracking in Evaluating Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome Left Ventricular Global and Layered Myocardial Strain
Xue CHEN ; Yanna LIU ; Liangyun GUO ; Lvde SHENG ; Yongmin DING
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging 2017;25(12):902-906
Purpose To evaluate left ventricular systolic function of patients with obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS).Materials and Methods Sixty OSAS patients were divided into 16 cases in mild OSAS group,18 cases in medium OSAS group and 26 cases in severe OSAS group in line with polysomnography results.20 healthy people were in the control group.Two-dimensional speckle tracking imaging was adopted to measure left ventricular global longitudinal strain (GLS),global radial strain (GRS),global circumferential strain (GCS),Endo-LS,Mid-LS and Epi-LS of left ventricular long axial section and EndoCS,Mid-CS and Epi-CS of short axial section in OSAS group and control group.Results ① There was no obvious change of GLS and GCS in mild OSAS group and compared with those in control group (P>0.05),GRS was increased (P<0.05).GLS,GRS and GCS in medium OSAS group was decreased when compared with those in control group,and the difference was of statistical significance (P<0.05).GLS in severe OSAS group was reduced compared with that in control group,mild and medium OSAS group and GRS and GCS were also reduced compared with that in control group and mild OSAS group.The difference was of statistical significance (P<0.05).② OSAS group was represented by Endo-LS reduction and as OSAS worsened,Endo-LS reduced section was enhanced.③ Starting from medium OSAS group,myocardial circumference strain began to decrease,which was represented by Endo-CS and Mid-CS reduction.Conclusion Adoption of two-dimensional speckle tracking imaging for left ventricular global and layered myocardial strain could figure out early stage left ventricular systolic function disorder in OSAS patients,providing more valuable information for clinical activities and guidance of early intervention for OSAS patients.