Burkitt lymphoma with a granulomatous reaction: an M1/Th1-polarised microenvironment is associated with controlled growth and spontaneous regression.
Massimo GranaiStefano LazziVirginia ManciniAyse AkarcaRaffaella SantiFederica VergoniEster SorrentinoRaffaella GuazzoLucia MundoGabriele CeveniniClaudio TripodoGioia Di StefanoBenedetta PucciniMaurilio PonzoniSabattini ElenaClaudio AgostinelliNuray BassüllüTülay TecimerAhu Senem DemirozLeah MnangoStephan DirnhoferLeticia Quintanilla-FendTeresa MarafiotiFalko FendLorenzo LeonciniPublished in: Histopathology (2021)
Our data provide an in-vivo picture of the role that specific immune cell subsets might play during the early phase of BL, which may be capable of maintaining the tumour in a self-limited state or inducing its regression. These novel results may provide insights into new potential therapeutic avenues in EBV-positive BL patients in the era of cellular immunotherapy.