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2017, Survey of OphthalmologyCitation Excerpt :Other subtypes are Burkitt lymphoma26,33,62,122 (BL), lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma70,78,141,176,218 (LPL), acute lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphoma of B-cells37,211 (B-LBL), lymphomatoid granulomatosis,221 and Hodgkin lymphoma.30,116,164 Twenty-eight cases were not identified further (but were verified to be B-cell lymphoma), mainly due to older classification systems or because of lack of classification8,10,35,54,69,83,104,106,109,111,139,152,167,182,195,231 (Table 1). The most common type of T-cell lymphoma was mycosis fungoides (MF), with 25 cases2,32,42,43,45,59,72,79,84,86,87,96,110,115,135,159,165,170,181,184,206,216,231 (13%).
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