Journal of Hematopathology - Lymphomas Collection

Lymphomas are a heterogenous group of neoplasms derived from lymphocytes and range in clinical behavior from indolent processes to highly aggressive malignancies. Substantial insight into the genetic basis of lymphomas has been gained over the past decade, and numerous novel therapies have been introduced that target recurrently altered genetic pathways or antigens expressed by neoplastic lymphocytes. Lymphomas are frequently diagnostically challenging, particularly when they occur at extranodal locations. In this collection, we highlight pathology manuscripts published in the journals Journal of Hematopathology (this opens in a new tab), Head and Neck Pathology (this opens in a new tab) and Virchows Archiv (this opens in a new tab) on the topic of lymphoma.

We welcome additional submissions of original research articles, reviews, case reports, images, and correspondences to further expand this collection (this opens in a new tab).