Mantle cell lymphoma with endobronchial involvement: A case report

Figure 1 Chest enhanced computed tomography scan. A: Right central type lung mass with enlarged lymph nodes in the right lung hilar, mediastinal and bilateral axillary areas; B: The computed tomography scan also displayed thickening of the right bronchial wall.

Figure 2  Positron emission tomography - computed tomography showed an increased uptake of 18-fludeoxyglucose in the mass of the right lung hilum and revealed lymph node metastases in the right lung hilar, mediastinal, celiac, right cervical, right supraclavicular and bilateral axillary areas.

Figure 3  Flexible bronchoscopy displayed mucosal infiltrative changes at the level of the right upper lobe inlet and the right upper lobe bronchus was obstructed.

Figure 4 Mucosal endobronchial biopsy at the level of the right upper lobe inlet showing lymphoid hyperplasia. A: H&E staining; B and C: With immunohistochemical staining, these cells were found to be positive for CD5 and SOX11; D: The percentage of Ki67-positive cells was 25% (Original magnification × 200).