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Ihc right tonsil-fnhl grade 3a stage 1(bcl2, bcl6, cd20:+ve). bone marrow ihc(bcl2&bcl6: -ve, cd10: focal +ve, reactive aggregates).is it stage 4 or 1?

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Dr. Rupesh Parikh answered

Specializes in Medical Oncology

Stage 1 but: Sounds like stage i disease , but a pet scan to eval other nodal area may cahnge the stage of the nhl.

Answered 11/5/2013

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