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Lymphoblastic lymphoma: an immunophenotype study of 26 cases with
comparison to T cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia
LM Weiss, JM Bindl, VJ Picozzi, MP Link and RA Warnke
A series of 26 lymphoblastic lymphomas (LLs) and 13 T cell acute
lymphoblastic leukemias (ALLs) were investigated using a battery of
monoclonal antibodies applied to tissue frozen sections. Twenty-one of the
LLs were of T lineage. All but one of the T cell LLs were of immature
thymic phenotype, mostly corresponding to stage II cortical thymocyte
development. The T cell LLs expressed Leu-1 in 100%, Leu-4 and Leu-9 in
95%, and Leu-5 in 85% of the cases. The high percentage of Leu-4 expression
in this series is probably due to detection of cytoplasmic antigen with our
methods. One LL was of pre-B or B cell and two cases were of common ALL
phenotype. Two cases were of undefined phenotype, expressing markers of
both B and T cell differentiation. Pediatric cases showed a greater
tendency toward T cell phenotype than did adult cases. The cases of T cell
ALL were immunophenotypically similar to the cases of T cell LL but showed
a tendency toward a more immature phenotype.
Volume 67,
Issue 2,
pp. 474-478,
02/01/1986
Copyright © 1986 by The American Society of Hematology
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