Path Question

[DRealDrZ]

---

Members don't see this ad.

I don't know how much it really matters, but I am going through BRS Path and transferring some things into FA. I came across the Hodgkins lymphomas in BRS and it said that LP is the least frequent and the MC is the most frequent. FA said that NS is the most frequent (yes, and most frequent in women) 65-75% and that the least frequent was LD (rare). I was wondering if anyone could help me out with this little tidbit. Thanks. 👍

 

[mpp]

Nodular sclerosing, definitely the most common...and the only more common in women than men.

 

[Willamette]

I don't know how much it really matters, but I am going through BRS Path and transferring some things into FA. I came across the Hodgkins lymphomas in BRS and it said that LP is the least frequent and the MC is the most frequent. FA said that NS is the most frequent (yes, and most frequent in women) 65-75% and that the least frequent was LD (rare). I was wondering if anyone could help me out with this little tidbit. Thanks. 👍

Stumbled across this a few days ago too. mpp's right on the money.

Willamette

 

[jakstat33]

NS Type - 65 to 75% of cases
MC - 25%
LP - 6%

Robbins, 6th Ed, pg 672

 

[EctopicFetus]

I don't know how much it really matters, but I am going through BRS Path and transferring some things into FA. I came across the Hodgkins lymphomas in BRS and it said that LP is the least frequent and the MC is the most frequent. FA said that NS is the most frequent (yes, and most frequent in women) 65-75% and that the least frequent was LD (rare). I was wondering if anyone could help me out with this little tidbit. Thanks. 👍

I have the 2nd edition of BRS path and on page 195 all the way on the bottom under D. NS Hodgkins lymphoma... "is the most frequently occuring for of HL"

Dont know what version you got but my BRS is correct! Additionally, it says and LD is the least frequent.

 

[DRealDrZ]

I must have the first edition...I would like to thank all of you that helped with this. And since I'm so intellegent, I didn't even think about looking in Robbins...I thought of SDN first...what a *****