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H Oliva

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Ultrastructure of 26 cases of Ki-1 lymphomas: morphoimmunologic correlation.

Twenty-six cases of high-grade lymphomas with activation markers (CD30) classified and immunophenotyped according to the Kiel classification were studied to determine their fine structural features. Transmission electron microscopy showed in 17 cases anaplastic nuclear and cytoplasmic changes identical to those observed in Hodgkin's disease, it being impossible to determine by the morphology a B, T, or null nature. Four high-grade B-centroblastic and immunoblastic cases and five T-pleomorphic cases showed nuclear changes and cytoplasmic differentiation that suggested a T or B nature. An immunogold-labeling technique showed CD30-positive particles primarily in the Golgi complex and occasionally in the cell membrane.

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Lennert's lymphoma with giant multivesicular lysosomal bodies optically visible.

A case of a 43-year-old male patient with lymphoepithelioid lymphoma is discussed. During the 10-year follow-up of this patient, different biopsy specimens were obtained. Immunohistochemical studies with a complete paraffin panel determined a T-cell nature of the specimens. Electron microscopy showed a peculiar finding in the cytoplasms of the tumoral cells that correlated with optical inclusions observed in optical imprints; these imprints corresponded to lysosomic multivesicular bodies, whose significance is discussed.

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[Acute kidney failure induced by rifampicin].

A case of acute renal failure requiring dialysis and associated with a characteristic, fulminant clinical course following the intermittent administration of rifampicin is presented. Renal biopsy showed severe tubular injury and a mild interstitial mononuclear cell infiltrate. Withdrawal of rifampicin led to a compete resolution of renal injury. We review the literature on the pathogenesis and treatment of this syndrome and we discuss the different substrates for acute renal failure induced by rifampicin.

Acute Kidney Injury↗