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Figure 1: (a) Normal lymph node architecture replaced by several scattered atypical lymphoid cells in a fibrous background (H and E, ×100). (b) Atypical cells involve and destroy the capsule with spill-over into the adjacent fat (H and E, ×100). (c) Lymph node background rich in reticulin fibers (Reticulin stain, ×100)

Figure 1: (a) Normal lymph node architecture replaced by several scattered atypical lymphoid cells in a fibrous background (H and E, ×100). (b) Atypical cells involve and destroy the capsule with spill-over into the adjacent fat (H and E, ×100). (c) Lymph node background rich in reticulin fibers (Reticulin stain, ×100)