Question 1

can a person survive high grade b-cell non hodgkins lymphoma?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Aggressive chemotherapy and sometimes radiation are necessary.  The first step after diagnosis is to determine the stage of disease, usually with a pet scan.  Then the appropriate treatment course can be determined.

Question 2

what could it mean to have high absolute cd19+ b cells (627 cells/ul) but have low levels of total igg and igg subclasses?

Accepted Answer

Dysgammaglobunemia: You may deficiency of more than one class of igg deficiency,  but will have normal CD4 count.

Question 3

my mom diagnosed with myoma causing her high count of white b cells. shes not tell use the full detail is this cancer? how bad it is?

Accepted Answer

Lymphoma: I think you mean lymphoma if there is a high white blood cell count. There are dozens of types of lymphoma, each of which has a different outcome, a different treatment, and different management. So, depending on the specific type will determine how she does. Most lymphoma are treatable with good outcomes for most of them.

Question 4

high iga, normal igg,low normal igm immunophenotyping performed in pbmcs shows decreases in total memory b cells (cd27+), driven by the decreases in marginal zone b cells (cd27+m+d+). all other b cell subsets are within normal limits. what's happen?

Accepted Answer

: These are highly specific tests in immunology so you should address this question to the ordered doctor because the interpretation will depend on the indication of this test.

Question 5

bcell immunophenotyping shows a decrease in total memory b cells cd27+ driven by the decreases in both marginal zone cd27 m+ d+ and class switch memory b cd27+m-d- tcell phenotype showed high cd8 cd45ra naive also abdomen scan showed 13.1cm spleen?

Accepted Answer

: Since this testing is done to diagnose or classify bone cell cancers and lymphomas &amp; to guide therapy   &amp; for prognosis, you'll have to obtain information from an.oncologist.

Question 6

what can cause mild lymphocytosis with slightly elevated t and b cells, as well as mild reticulin fibrosis?

Accepted Answer

Context: Any lab test result needs be interpreted along with your symptoms and findings.  The above per se means little although it may suggest the presence of a viral infection.

Question 7

what are b cells and t cells?

Accepted Answer

White blood cells: B-cells make antibodies.  Each single B-cell, after maturing by modifying its DNA, produces one type of antibody that is specific for a single target.  If the body decides that it is a good antibody, the B-cell moves to the bone marrow making that antibody for years.  Some T-cells kill damaged cells (eg after viral infection or pre-tumor cells).  Other T-cells act as messenger guiding inflammation

Question 8

what are the functions of b cells and t cells?

Accepted Answer

Lymphocytes: T cells, different types, master the specific immune system, while B cells mainly produce different types of  antibodies, under the the control T cells,  to fight invading microorganisms and/or invading antigens, just simply put for a very complex system (the immune system)

Question 9

what type of cells are b cells and t cells?

Accepted Answer

Lymphcytes: When blood is examined under the microscope an array of cells are defined mostly RBC but also larger white cells known as polymorphoneuclear WBC's, marcrophages and a group of small round cells known as lymphocytes.  Robt Good was able to subclassify them into T and B cells, the former providing the cytotoxic CD8 cells and B cells producing antibody to attack invaders.

Question 10

what are the symptoms for high white cells?

Accepted Answer

Depends on cause: High white cells is not  a disease but an abnormal blood test.So we can not describe symptoms of elevated white cells.White cells are high with several bacterial infections in different parts of body, like pneumonia, appendicitis and other infections like that.White cells also can be high in certain leukemias etc.The symptoms are all related to the underlying conditions and too numerous to list here.

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Can a person survive high grade b-cell non hodgkins lymphoma?

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What could it mean to have high absolute cd19+ b cells (627 cells/ul) but have low levels of total igg and igg subclasses?

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My mom diagnosed with myoma causing her high count of white b cells. shes not tell use the full detail is this cancer? how bad it is?

A member asked:

High iga, normal igg,low normal igm immunophenotyping performed in pbmcs shows decreases in total memory b cells (cd27+), driven by the decreases in marginal zone b cells (cd27+m+d+). all other b cell subsets are within normal limits. what's happen?

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Bcell immunophenotyping shows a decrease in total memory b cells cd27+ driven by the decreases in both marginal zone cd27 m+ d+ and class switch memory b cd27+m-d- tcell phenotype showed high cd8 cd45ra naive also abdomen scan showed 13.1cm spleen?

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What can cause mild lymphocytosis with slightly elevated t and b cells, as well as mild reticulin fibrosis?

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What are b cells and t cells?

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What are the functions of b cells and t cells?

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What type of cells are b cells and t cells?

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What are the symptoms for high white cells?

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