Hyaline-Vascular Castleman Disease : Microscopic
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Microscopic Features of Hyaline-Vascular Castleman Disease (HVCD) (continued): HVCD is characterized by numerous small, regressively transformed germinal centers surrounded by an expanded mantle zone and a vascular proliferation in the interfollicular region.
The germinal centers have hyalinized cores. Blood vessels penetrate the germinal center at right angles, giving it a "lollipop" appearance. The mantle zone is expanded and consists of several concentric layers of lymphocytes around the follicles, creating an onion-skin appearance.
The germinal centers have hyalinized cores. Blood vessels penetrate the germinal center at right angles, giving it a "lollipop" appearance. The mantle zone is expanded and consists of several concentric layers of lymphocytes around the follicles, creating an onion-skin appearance.