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CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT IN AGGRESSIVE ATLL: CAN WE PREDICT THE RISK IN A DEVASTATING COMPLICATION? EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CLINICAL FEATURES FROM LATIN AMERICA. A COLLABORATIVE STUDY FROM GRUPO DE ESTUDIO LATINO-AMERICANO DE LINFOPROLIFERATIVO (GELL) T-CELL BRAZIL PROJECT (TCBP) by N Zing, T Fischer, E Miranda, Y Gonzaga, MA Dias, RLR Baptista, G Duffles, R Schaffel, FL Nogueira, D Bortucchi, RSA Silva, SAB Brasil, KZ Cecyn, VLP Figueiredo, NS Castro, YS Rabelo, GFS Barros, A Hallack-Neto, PPG Radtke, MALHM Conhalato, DV Clé, J Pereira, F Barroso, RR Sousa, H Quintero, D Castro, B Beltran, D Enriquez, J Vasquez, C Roche, D Artiles, F Valvert, L Villela, C Oliver, L Korin, C Pena, M Roa, MAT Viera, AV Glasenapp, A Quiroz, CS Figari, R Rios, S Paredes, EE Saul, C Bermack, K Meza, B Valcarcel, CA Souza, L Malpica, CS Chiattone

“…Introduction: Adult T-cell leukemia/lymphoma (ATLL) is a mature, peripheral T-cell neoplasm caused by HTLV-1 and its lifetime risk is estimated as 4-7% among…”
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THE NUMBER OF EXTRANODAL SITES IN NODAL PTCL: A PROPOSAL FOR A FEASIBLE PROGNOSTIC MARKER FOR OUTCOMES IN LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES. A COLLABORATIVE STUDY GRUPO DE ESTUDIO LATINO-AMERICANO DE LINFOPROLIFERATIVO (GELL) T-CELL BRAZIL PROJECT (TCBP) by T Fischer, E Miranda, J Pereira, G Duffles, JV Tavares, NS Castro, RSA Silva, DLC Farias, SAB Brasil, CCG Macedo, C Colaço, RLR Baptista, KZ Cecyn, D Bortucchi, GFS Barros, S Nabhan, PPG Radtke, R Schaffel, N Zing, FL Nogueira, AD Cunha-Junior, DV Clé, JTDS Filho, VLP Figueiredo, MD Pont, R Gaiolla, N Hamerschlak, EFO Ribeiro, A Hallack-Neto, MA Dias, Y Gonzaga, YS Rabelo, L Teixeira, G Perini, MALHM Conhalato, P Cury, H Idrobo, D Castro, B Beltran, D Enriquez, J Vasquez, C Roche, D Artiles, F Valvert, L Villela, C Oliver, L Korin, C Pena, M Roa, MAT Viera, AV Gasenapp, A Quiroz, CS Figari, R Rios, S Paredes, EE Saul, C Bermack, K Meza, B Valcarcel, CA Souza, L Malpica, CS Chiattone

“…Introduction: PTCL accounts for 10-15% of all NHL. As previously demonstrated, Latin America has its own epidemiological distribution, with a high frequency of…”
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