Presenting features of common B and T cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas

Neoplasm	Frequency*^¶	Age	Male	Stage				B Sx	EN	BM	GI	IPI
Neoplasm	Frequency*^¶	Age	Male	I	II	III	IV	B Sx	EN	BM	GI	0/1	2/3	4/5
DLBCL	31	64	55	25	29	13	33	33	71	16	18	35	46	19
Mediastinal DLBCL	2	37	34	10	56	3	31	38	56	3	0	52	37	11
Follicular	22	59	42	18	15	16	51	28	64	42	4	45	48	7
SLL/CLL	6	65	53	4	5	8	83	33	80	72	3	23	64	13
MALT lymphoma	5	60	48	39	28	2	31	19	98	14	50	44	48	8
Mantle cell	6	63	74	13	7	9	71	28	81	64	9	23	54	23
Peripheral T cell	6	61	55	8	12	15	65	50	82	45	15	17	52	31
ALCL	2	34	69	19	32	10	39	53	59	13	9	61	18	21

BSx: B-symptoms; EN: involvement of any extranodal site, including bone marrow; BM: bone marrow involvement; GI: gastrointestinal tract involvement; IPI: international prognostic index; DLBCL: diffuse large B cell lymphoma; SLL/CLL: small lymphocytic lymphoma/chronic lymphocytic leukemia; MALT: mucosa associated lymphoid tissue; ALCL: anaplastic large cell lymphoma.
* Percent of total cases.
¶ With the exception of median age at time of diagnosis, all numbers represent percent of patients with the listed feature.

Data from: Armitage, JO, et al. J Clin Oncol 1998; 16:2780.

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Presenting features of common B and T cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas