HISTOPATHOLOGY/CYTOPATHLOGY Clinical impression: Growth tonsil? LYMPHOMA Nature of specimen: BX Gross examination: Received single mucosa covered.8x.5x.

2cm tissue piece.embedded As such. MICROSCOPY: Sections show hyperplastic lining st squamous epithelium with Underlying tissue exhibiting moderate to marked mixed inflammatory cell infiltrate with plenty of crushing artefacts making Recognition of individual cell morphology difficult. No granulomas or giant cell noted. There is no evidence of any malignant patholoagy in the Sections studied. DIAGNOSIS; GROWTH TONSIL; NONSPECIFIC INFLAMMATION. SD/PATHOLOGIST Dr. Majoo!s 2 SRL DIAGNOSTICS Histopathology report Small tissue biopsy, tissue/pb SPECIMEN RIGHT TONSILLAR GROWTH (BIOPSY) GROSS Received a single grayish white polypoidal soft tissue piece, measuring 0.5x0.3x0.3cm A/E- Blank METHOD: MICROSCOPY MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION

The surface squamous epithelium shows ulceration. The biopsy shows marked crush artifacts. Deeper parts shows lymphoid cells, some of which appear to be immature the features are suggestive of nonehodgkins lymphoma. Immunohistochemistry is recommended for confirmation of diagnosis. INTERPRETATION DIAGNOSIS RIGHT TONSILLAR GROWTH (BIOPSY)- SUGGESTIVE OF NONE HODGKINS LYMPHOMA SEE ABOVE Sd/Dr Geetangli Grover