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Lymph node fine needle Cytology in the staging and follow-up of Cutaneous Lymphomas

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Lymph nodal involvement is an important clinical-pathological sign in primary cutaneous lymphoma (PCL), as it marks the transformation/evolution of the disease from localized to systemic; therefore the surveillance of lymph nodes is important in the staging and follow up of PCL. |

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