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. 2016 Dec 30;47(4):196–202.

Table 2. Clinical and histological involvement of patients with a diagnosis of lymphoproliferative disease associated with renal transplantation.

Case Stage* ECOG International prognostic index† Compromised organ Histology‡ Clinical status CD20 Virus Epstein Barr Virus in tissue Viral load for Epstein Barr Virus in tissue¶ (copies/mL)
1 It doesn't apply Primary Lymphoma in Central Nervous System 3 2 SNC Polymorphic Convulsive syndrome (+) (+)**,†† 28,400 (plasma) 105,960 (LCR)
2 IV 2 4 Spleen, liver, lymph node Polymorphic (lymph node), Hodgkin, mixed cellularity (spleen, liver) Febrile syndrome and adenomegalies Lymph node (+), spleen and liver (-) (+)**,†† 31,520
3 I 0 0 Oral cavity Monomorphic (LBDCG) Unique mass in oral cavity (+) (+)†† Undetectable
4 I 0 0 Oral cavity Monomorphic (Plasmablastic Lymphoma) Unique mass in oral cavity (-) (+)** 1,816,000
5 IV 3 3 Allograft Monomorphic (LBDCG) Renal dysfunction and graft mass (+) (+)** 54,160
6 III 3 3 Subcutaneous (thigh) Monomorphic (Plasmablastic Lymphoma) Mass in thigh (-) (-)** 31,440
7 I 0 0 Allograft Polymorphic Febrile syndrome (+) (+)** Undetectable
8 I 2 2 Subcutaneous (neck) Monomorphic (LBDCG) Mass in cervical region (+) Not performed Undetectable

*Ann Arbor Classification 31

† International prognostic index, low risk (0-1), intermediate low (2), intermediate high (3), high (4-5)

‡Histology according to classification OMS 2008 2

††Hybridization in situ

**LMP-1: latent membrane protein 1,

¶Viral load for Epstein Barr virus by PCR at PTLD diagnosis,

LBDCG: Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma