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1Department of Dermatology, Jefferson Medical College, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA.
Abstract:
We performed immunohistologic studies on a 75-year-old white woman with erythema nodosum (EN) and a systemic lymphoma. A skin biopsy specimen from an EN lesion showed lobular and septal pannicular infiltration by atypical lymphocytes. The cutaneous lymphocytic infiltrate was composed of a monoclonal population of B cells with lambda light chains. Atypical lymphocytes were also seen in the peripheral blood, and flow cytometry showed a predominance of the same phenotype of B cells with lambda light chains. Chemotherapy for systemic B-cell lymphoma resulted in the simultaneous resolution of EN and the lymphoma. This is the first documentation of EN representing direct cutaneous invasion by a B-cell lymphoma.
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