Pattern of calcification on CT and FDG-PET of a rare perineural mantle cell lymphoma: a potential of non-histological imaging marker

The presence of calcification in a particular FDG-avid soft tissue lesion may at times present uncertainty regarding the clinical course of the disease pathology. Calcific deposits are not specific for either benign or malignant aetiologies (Brant et al., 2010). Altered glucose metabolism with assoc...

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Main Authors: Ahmad Saad, Fathinul Fikri, Shakher, Ramdave, Nordin, Abdul Jalil
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Language:English
Published: Universiti Putra Malaysia Press 2016
Online Access:http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/29373/
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author Ahmad Saad, Fathinul Fikri
Shakher, Ramdave
Nordin, Abdul Jalil
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Shakher, Ramdave
Nordin, Abdul Jalil
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description The presence of calcification in a particular FDG-avid soft tissue lesion may at times present uncertainty regarding the clinical course of the disease pathology. Calcific deposits are not specific for either benign or malignant aetiologies (Brant et al., 2010). Altered glucose metabolism with associated calcification may underpin underlying aggressive pathophysiology with necrosis as sequelae. Mantle Cell Lymphoma (MCL) is a subtype of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. It is a rare B-cell NHL that is prevalent in men over the age of 60. The disease may be aggressive but it can also behave in a more indolent fashion in some patients. MCL comprises about 5% of all NHLs. The disease is called Mantle Cell Lymphoma because the tumour cells originally come from the ‘mantle zone’ of the lymph node (Zhou et al., 2004). Pretreatment Hodgkin’s lymphoma with calcification may masquerade as other second primary pathologies, e.g. extraosseous osteosarcoma or myositis ossificans (Apter et al., 2002; Korek-Amorosa et al., 1974). A calcified perineural lymphoma prior to treatment is exceedingly rare and calcification usually occurs one to five years after chemotherapy or radiation therapy with an incidence of 2% (Apter et al., 2002). This case documents how the manifestation of a rare malignant perineural mantle cell lymphoma may be indistinguishable from other pathological entities based on its pattern of distribution in a combined FDG-PET-CT study.
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spelling upm-293732016-08-03T02:04:50Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/29373/ Pattern of calcification on CT and FDG-PET of a rare perineural mantle cell lymphoma: a potential of non-histological imaging marker Ahmad Saad, Fathinul Fikri Shakher, Ramdave Nordin, Abdul Jalil The presence of calcification in a particular FDG-avid soft tissue lesion may at times present uncertainty regarding the clinical course of the disease pathology. Calcific deposits are not specific for either benign or malignant aetiologies (Brant et al., 2010). Altered glucose metabolism with associated calcification may underpin underlying aggressive pathophysiology with necrosis as sequelae. Mantle Cell Lymphoma (MCL) is a subtype of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. It is a rare B-cell NHL that is prevalent in men over the age of 60. The disease may be aggressive but it can also behave in a more indolent fashion in some patients. MCL comprises about 5% of all NHLs. The disease is called Mantle Cell Lymphoma because the tumour cells originally come from the ‘mantle zone’ of the lymph node (Zhou et al., 2004). Pretreatment Hodgkin’s lymphoma with calcification may masquerade as other second primary pathologies, e.g. extraosseous osteosarcoma or myositis ossificans (Apter et al., 2002; Korek-Amorosa et al., 1974). A calcified perineural lymphoma prior to treatment is exceedingly rare and calcification usually occurs one to five years after chemotherapy or radiation therapy with an incidence of 2% (Apter et al., 2002). This case documents how the manifestation of a rare malignant perineural mantle cell lymphoma may be indistinguishable from other pathological entities based on its pattern of distribution in a combined FDG-PET-CT study. Universiti Putra Malaysia Press 2016 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/29373/1/13%20JST-0559-2015.pdf Ahmad Saad, Fathinul Fikri and Shakher, Ramdave and Nordin, Abdul Jalil (2016) Pattern of calcification on CT and FDG-PET of a rare perineural mantle cell lymphoma: a potential of non-histological imaging marker. Pertanika Journal of Science & Technology, 24 (2). pp. 397-401. ISSN 0128-7680; ESSN: 2231-8526 http://www.pertanika.upm.edu.my/Pertanika%20PAPERS/JST%20Vol.%2024%20(2)%20Jul.%202016/13%20JST-0559-2015.pdf
spellingShingle Ahmad Saad, Fathinul Fikri
Shakher, Ramdave
Nordin, Abdul Jalil
Pattern of calcification on CT and FDG-PET of a rare perineural mantle cell lymphoma: a potential of non-histological imaging marker
title Pattern of calcification on CT and FDG-PET of a rare perineural mantle cell lymphoma: a potential of non-histological imaging marker
title_full Pattern of calcification on CT and FDG-PET of a rare perineural mantle cell lymphoma: a potential of non-histological imaging marker
title_fullStr Pattern of calcification on CT and FDG-PET of a rare perineural mantle cell lymphoma: a potential of non-histological imaging marker
title_full_unstemmed Pattern of calcification on CT and FDG-PET of a rare perineural mantle cell lymphoma: a potential of non-histological imaging marker
title_short Pattern of calcification on CT and FDG-PET of a rare perineural mantle cell lymphoma: a potential of non-histological imaging marker
title_sort pattern of calcification on ct and fdg-pet of a rare perineural mantle cell lymphoma: a potential of non-histological imaging marker
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