Keywords
skin infiltration
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Abstract
Cutaneous infiltration in mantle lymphoma is infrequent in its primary form (1-2%). However, secondary involvement is usual in advanced stages (17% of cases) and histological variants such as blastoid.We report the case of a male patient with blastoid mantle lymphoma in relapse with skin involvement.
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