论文信息 - Mucosa associated lymphoma of the lung.

Mucosa associated lymphoma of the lung.

Two cases of mucosa associated lymphoma (pseudolymphoma) of the lung are described which highlight the varied clinical and radiological features of this rare pulmonary condition. Following chemotherapy with prednisolone and chlorambucil, both patients are disease free three years later.

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