We report on the clinical and histological course of a lymphoma-like process similar to Crosti's dorsal reticulosis. Histological findings revealed a non-epidermotropic mixed cellular infiltration of histiocytes und T-lymphocytes with high and spontaneous cell destruction. We also observed high radiosensitivity.
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