Newer Aspects in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Lymphomas and Leukemias: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 26, No 4

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A close interrelationship exists between lymphoma and leukemia. In some cases diagnosis requires specimens of lymph node, bone marrow and blood. Life expectancy can be more accurately anticipated in leukemia than in cases of lymphoma. With presently available therapeutic agents, carefully planned, persistently pursued treatment may result in prolonged survival.

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