Question 17 (part 2) · LEK · Lymphomas and other systemic tumors
What is a typical primary location of T-line lymphoblastic lymphoma?
- A. mesenteric lymph nodes.
- B. mediastinal lymph nodes and the thymus gland.
- C. skin and subcutaneous tissue.
- D. bones.
- E. brain.
Hint
T lymphocytes mature in a specific organ, and the T-lymphoblastic tumour typically arises in that region.
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