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  • The classification and diagnosis of lymphoma have evolved significantly over the last 20 years, moving from a simplistic system reliant on H&E sections to a more complex multidisciplinary approach that includes immunophenotyping and molecular studies.
  • The transition began with early classifications like Kiel and REAL, ultimately leading to the current WHO classifications that incorporate various clinical features, morphological data, and genetic information.
  • This modern process demands cooperation among multiple specialized laboratories and integration of diverse diagnostic findings into a comprehensive report for accurate diagnosis of lymphoproliferative disorders.
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