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Results 1 - 10 of 38 for Lung "non-Hodgkin" lymphoma
  1. ... the middle of the chest that separates the lungs.
  2. ... Tumors that involve the spine include: Breast cancer Lung cancer Lymphoma Prostate cancer Multiple myeloma Hemangioma
  3. Abnormal findings may indicate: Hodgkin disease Lung cancer Lymphoma or other tumors Sarcoidosis The spread of disease from one body part to another Tuberculosis
  4. ... can lead to this condition include: Breast cancer Lymphoma Metastatic lung cancer (lung cancer that spreads) Testicular cancer Thyroid ...
  5. ... lung tissues become inflamed and then damaged ( intestinal lung disease ) Pneumonia Esophageal cancer Lymphoma in the chest Tumors, nodules, or cysts in ...
  6. ... tumor . This test most often detects: Breast cancer Lymphoma (cancer of the lymph system) Lung cancer Ovarian cancer Stomach cancer
  7. ... lymph nodes may be due to: Cancers (breast, lung, oral) HIV Cancer of the lymph tissue ( Hodgkin or non-Hodgkin lymphoma) Infection (tuberculosis, cat scratch disease ) Inflammation of lymph ...
  8. ... of a mass in the area between the lungs or a CT scan A lymph node biopsy confirms the diagnosis of Hodgkin lymphoma. If a biopsy shows that your child has ...
  9. ... and widening of the large airways of the lungs (bronchiectasis) Enlarged lymph nodes Infection of the heart tissue or heart valve Esophageal cancer Lymphoma in the chest Birth defects of the heart ...
  10. ... coming from other areas of the body. Prostate , lung , and breast cancers Leukemia : a blood cancer that starts in the white cells in the bone marrow Lymphoma : a cancer of the lymph tissue Myeloma : a ...
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