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Blake W Boudreaux1, Meera H Patel2, Caitlin M Brumfiel2

  • 1Department of Graduate Medical Education, Orange Park Medical Center, Orange Park, Florida.

JAAD Case Reports
|August 13, 2021
PubMed
Abstract

No abstract available in PubMed .

Keywords:
B-cell lymphomaCBCL, cutaneous B-cell lymphomaCTCL, cutaneous T-cell lymphomaCXCR3IgGIgMIgM, immunoglobulin MMZL, marginal zone lymphomaPCMZL, primary cutaneous marginal zone lymphomaTSEBT, total skin electron beam therapycutaneous B-cell lymphomacutaneous marginal zone lymphomaepidermotropic marginal zone B-cell lymphomamarginal zone lymphomatotal skin electron beam therapy

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