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    2. Linfoma Diffuso a Grandi Cellule B (DLBCL) - Descrizione
    Linfoma Diffuso a Grandi Cellule B (DLBCL)

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    Il DLBCL è una neoplasia a partenza dai linfociti B, che si caratterizza dall’andamento aggressivo ed una sopravvivenza inferiore all’anno se non trattato.

    È caratterizzato dalla presenza di masse di cellule B ingrandite all’interno dei linfonodi colpiti e, come per altri tipi di linfoma, i pazienti si presentano spesso con linfoadenopatia.

    Nonostante la sua natura clinica aggressiva, il DLBCL è spesso curabile con il trattamento appropriato.

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