1.Analysis of clinical,imaging and pathological features of 123 cases of Kikuchi-Fu-jimoto disease
Jiaodi CAI ; Binshen OUYANG ; Chang ZENG ; Anqi LI ; Yuxiu ZHANG ; Haimin XU ; Guoqun CHEN ; Chaofu WANG ; Hongmei YI
Chinese Journal of Clinical and Experimental Pathology 2025;41(4):458-463
Purpose To investigate the clinical,imaging,and pathological features of Kikuchi-Fujimoto disease(KFD).Methods A retrospective analysis was conducted on 123 pathologically confirmed KFD cases.Clinical and imaging data were collected,and histopathological features were evaluated using HE staining,immunohistochemistry,in situ hybridization for EBER,and molecular analyses(TCR/Ig gene rearrangements by PCR with capillary electro-phoresis).Results Among the 123 patients,the male-to-female ratio was 1∶2,with a median age of 30 years.All patients presented with lymphadenopathy.Among 30 hospitalized patients,63.3%(19/30)had fever,and 23.3%(7/30)had concurrent autoimmune diseases.Of the 12 patients who underwent PET-CT,91.7%(11/12)were sus-pected of malignancy,prompting biopsy recommendations.Among 47 consultation cases,27.7%(13/47)were ini-tially misdiagnosed as lymphoma.Histopathological examination revealed proliferative,necrotic,and xanthomatous phases,which coexisted or occurred independently.The proliferative phase was characterized by atypical lymphocytes and histiocytes,the necrotic phase by abundant eosinophilic fibrin deposits and nuclear debris,and the xanthomatous phase by clusters of foam-like histiocytes.Immunohistochemically analyses revealed that atypical lymphocytes were neg-ative for CD20,CD4,and CD56 but positive for CD3,CD8,TIA1,Granzyme B,and Perforin.Histiocytes expressed CD68,CD163,and MPO,while CD123-positive plasmacytoid dendritic cells were predominantly located around the le-sions and blood vessels.EBER was positive in individual cells in 4 cases.TCR gene rearrangement was positive in 2 cases and suspected positive in 3 cases,while Ig rearrangement was positive and suspected positive in 1 case each.Conclusion KFD exhibits clinical,imaging,and pathological features that can mimic lymphoma,highlighting the im-portance of accurate diagnosis to avoid misdiagnosis and inappropriate treatment.
2.Analysis of clinical,imaging and pathological features of 123 cases of Kikuchi-Fu-jimoto disease
Jiaodi CAI ; Binshen OUYANG ; Chang ZENG ; Anqi LI ; Yuxiu ZHANG ; Haimin XU ; Guoqun CHEN ; Chaofu WANG ; Hongmei YI
Chinese Journal of Clinical and Experimental Pathology 2025;41(4):458-463
Purpose To investigate the clinical,imaging,and pathological features of Kikuchi-Fujimoto disease(KFD).Methods A retrospective analysis was conducted on 123 pathologically confirmed KFD cases.Clinical and imaging data were collected,and histopathological features were evaluated using HE staining,immunohistochemistry,in situ hybridization for EBER,and molecular analyses(TCR/Ig gene rearrangements by PCR with capillary electro-phoresis).Results Among the 123 patients,the male-to-female ratio was 1∶2,with a median age of 30 years.All patients presented with lymphadenopathy.Among 30 hospitalized patients,63.3%(19/30)had fever,and 23.3%(7/30)had concurrent autoimmune diseases.Of the 12 patients who underwent PET-CT,91.7%(11/12)were sus-pected of malignancy,prompting biopsy recommendations.Among 47 consultation cases,27.7%(13/47)were ini-tially misdiagnosed as lymphoma.Histopathological examination revealed proliferative,necrotic,and xanthomatous phases,which coexisted or occurred independently.The proliferative phase was characterized by atypical lymphocytes and histiocytes,the necrotic phase by abundant eosinophilic fibrin deposits and nuclear debris,and the xanthomatous phase by clusters of foam-like histiocytes.Immunohistochemically analyses revealed that atypical lymphocytes were neg-ative for CD20,CD4,and CD56 but positive for CD3,CD8,TIA1,Granzyme B,and Perforin.Histiocytes expressed CD68,CD163,and MPO,while CD123-positive plasmacytoid dendritic cells were predominantly located around the le-sions and blood vessels.EBER was positive in individual cells in 4 cases.TCR gene rearrangement was positive in 2 cases and suspected positive in 3 cases,while Ig rearrangement was positive and suspected positive in 1 case each.Conclusion KFD exhibits clinical,imaging,and pathological features that can mimic lymphoma,highlighting the im-portance of accurate diagnosis to avoid misdiagnosis and inappropriate treatment.
3.Immune function of red blood cells in chronic gastritis and duodenal ulcer disease
Guoqun ZENG ; Yi LI ; Xianfu LI ; Yonghong ZHONG
Clinical Medicine of China 2011;27(11):1178-1180
Objective To explore changes of the immune function of red blood cells in gastric disease.Methods RBC C3b receptor rosette(RBCC3bRR)and RBC immune complex rosette(RBCICR)were tested in chronic gastritis group(n =103),duodenal ball ulcer group(n =75)and control group(n =30)to evaluate the immune function of RBC.Results RBCC3bRR were(20.83 ± 5.16)% in the control group,(16.26 ±5.17)% in the chronic gastritis group and(13.65 ± 5.19)% in the duodenal ball ulcer group.RBCICR were respectively(7.63 ± 4.09)%,(10.59 + 4.45)% and(10.04 ± 4.13)% in these three groups.RBCC3bRR of chronic gastritis and duodenal ball ulcer were lower than control group(P <0.0l),while RBCICR were higher than normal control group(P <0.05 and P <0.01 respectively).There was no significant difference on RBCC3bRR and RBCICR between HP negative chronic gastritis and HP negative duodenal ball ulcer and between HP positive chronic gastritis and HP positive duodenal ball ulcer(P > 0.05).RBCC3bRR of HP positive chronic gastritis and duodenal ball ulcer was significantly lower than that of HP negative(P < 0.05and P < 0.01 respectively),RBCICR significantly higher than that of HP negative(P < 0.01).After HP eradication,RBCC3bRR of patients with chronic gastritis and duodenal ball ulcer was increased significantly (P<0.05 and P < 0.01 respectively).RBCICR was significantly lower than before treatment(P < 0.01).Conclusion HP infection,chronic gastritis and duodenal ulcer can decrease the immune function of red blood cells.

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