Background The World Health Organization and European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer （WHOEORTC） classification in 2005 promoted the comparisons of primary cutaneous lymphoma （PCL） subtypes betwe...Background The World Health Organization and European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer （WHOEORTC） classification in 2005 promoted the comparisons of primary cutaneous lymphoma （PCL） subtypes between different countries.The relative frequency of PCL varied according to geography.The study aimed to analyze the relative frequency and survival of PCLs in China and to compare the data with the published results from other countries.Methods We analyzed 98 patients with PCLs over a 6-year period and reclassified them according to the most recent WHO-EORTC classification （2005）.Disease-specific survival rate and curves according to specific subtypes such as mycosis fungoides,lymphomatoid papulosis,and primary cutaneous peripheral T-cell lymphoma,unspecified was also calculated.Results The relative rate of PCL in China was distinct from those in Western countries.Our study showed a higher frequency of cutaneous T-and NK-cell lymphomas （CTCLs） （94%）,and a lower frequency of cutaneous B-cell lymphomas （CBCLs） （6%）.The 5-year survival rate of the total PCLs was 82%.There was no significant difference in the 5-year survival rate （P 〉0.05 by Log-rank test） between CTCL （80%） and CBCL （100%）.Conclusions The higher percentage of CTCL in China may provide a clue to further study the etiological factors of PCLs.Racial variations in factors such as HLA determinants may play a role in the development of CTCL.展开更多
OBJECTIVE To report results of radiation therapy treatment of 30 B-cell lymphoma patients with an initial cutaneous presentation according to the new classification by the WHO/EORTC. METHODS Thirty patients with cutan...OBJECTIVE To report results of radiation therapy treatment of 30 B-cell lymphoma patients with an initial cutaneous presentation according to the new classification by the WHO/EORTC. METHODS Thirty patients with cutaneous B-cell lymphoma （CBCL） were treated by cutaneous irradiation based on the number and location of the lesions and the stage of their tumor. Treatment was conducted using a Satume Clinac. RESULTS A complete response （CR） from the treatment for our series was 86%. The length of complete remission ranged from 4 to 301 months. Three patients （11%） developed a partial response （PR）. One patient was progressive. Disease-free survival（DFS） at 10 years was 87%. Three patiens died [One PCMZL two PCLBCL leg type （29%）]. Radiotherapy was generally well tolerated. CONCLUSION According to the WHO/EORTC classification, the survivor results were good for PCMZL and PCFCL. The PCLBCL leg type had a poor prognosis. Localized field irradiation is an effective treatment for some localized forms of primary cutaneous B-cell lymphoma, and this mode of therapy can produce prolonged remissions.The patients with wide-spread skin involvement are usually candidates for extended field irradiation and/or chemotherapy. For advanced stages of cutaneous B-cell lymphoma, where chemotherapy is the treatment of choice, a degree of palliation can be achieved using local field irradation.展开更多
文摘Background The World Health Organization and European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer （WHOEORTC） classification in 2005 promoted the comparisons of primary cutaneous lymphoma （PCL） subtypes between different countries.The relative frequency of PCL varied according to geography.The study aimed to analyze the relative frequency and survival of PCLs in China and to compare the data with the published results from other countries.Methods We analyzed 98 patients with PCLs over a 6-year period and reclassified them according to the most recent WHO-EORTC classification （2005）.Disease-specific survival rate and curves according to specific subtypes such as mycosis fungoides,lymphomatoid papulosis,and primary cutaneous peripheral T-cell lymphoma,unspecified was also calculated.Results The relative rate of PCL in China was distinct from those in Western countries.Our study showed a higher frequency of cutaneous T-and NK-cell lymphomas （CTCLs） （94%）,and a lower frequency of cutaneous B-cell lymphomas （CBCLs） （6%）.The 5-year survival rate of the total PCLs was 82%.There was no significant difference in the 5-year survival rate （P 〉0.05 by Log-rank test） between CTCL （80%） and CBCL （100%）.Conclusions The higher percentage of CTCL in China may provide a clue to further study the etiological factors of PCLs.Racial variations in factors such as HLA determinants may play a role in the development of CTCL.
文摘OBJECTIVE To report results of radiation therapy treatment of 30 B-cell lymphoma patients with an initial cutaneous presentation according to the new classification by the WHO/EORTC. METHODS Thirty patients with cutaneous B-cell lymphoma （CBCL） were treated by cutaneous irradiation based on the number and location of the lesions and the stage of their tumor. Treatment was conducted using a Satume Clinac. RESULTS A complete response （CR） from the treatment for our series was 86%. The length of complete remission ranged from 4 to 301 months. Three patients （11%） developed a partial response （PR）. One patient was progressive. Disease-free survival（DFS） at 10 years was 87%. Three patiens died [One PCMZL two PCLBCL leg type （29%）]. Radiotherapy was generally well tolerated. CONCLUSION According to the WHO/EORTC classification, the survivor results were good for PCMZL and PCFCL. The PCLBCL leg type had a poor prognosis. Localized field irradiation is an effective treatment for some localized forms of primary cutaneous B-cell lymphoma, and this mode of therapy can produce prolonged remissions.The patients with wide-spread skin involvement are usually candidates for extended field irradiation and/or chemotherapy. For advanced stages of cutaneous B-cell lymphoma, where chemotherapy is the treatment of choice, a degree of palliation can be achieved using local field irradation.
