Originally posted by Kalel Lacunar cells are Reed sternberg cell variants, and therefore pathomneumonic for the nodular sclerosis version of HD when present.
...that's what I thought. so we should see lacunar cells more often in females than males, but a WebPath ? has it the other way... in another mistake (same section, hemepath 2nd set of questions) they say that you don't see translocations in Hodgkins, but according to Robbins balanced translocations are present in 30% of cases (pg 664, 6th Ed)... I have been doing WebPath ?'s all semester and these are the first mistakes my untrained eye has picked up on-- which probably means there are others that I missed; has anybody else noticed mistakes in the WebPath answer explanations?
I've seen the term "mnemonic" butchered various ways. Most involve adding "pn" instead of "mn" (pnemonic) or eu" instead of just "e" (mneumonic). Sometimes you get a double combo with both errors resulting in "pneumonic."
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