Table 5

Diagnostic details of lymphoma in ALPS-FAS (16 patients and 2 HMPRs)

Family numberAge at lymphoma diagnosis (years)Gender (male [M]/female [F])Lymphoma HL/NHLStageImmunosuppressive medications prior to lymphoma diagnosisEBV status by testing for EBERHistopathology detailsOutcome
3.3 25.0 NHL IV No Not tested T-cell and histiocyte rich large B-cell lymphoma (LBCL) Deceased lymphoma 
3.4 25.0 HL IIIA No Not tested Nodular lymphocyte predominant HD (NLPHL) with recurrence ×2 Alive 
24.1 19.0 HL IA Yes Not tested NLPHL Alive 
26.1 6.9 HL IIIB Yes Positive CHL, MC, interfollicular, mixed cellularity  
26.1 13.0 Histiocytic sarcoma IV Yes Not tested Second malignancy with history of sinus histiocytosis with massive lymphadenopathy (SHML) Deceased histiocytic sarcoma 
26.9 50.0 NHL IIIB No Positive Burkitt lymphoma Alive 
30.16 17.0 NHL NA No Negative Burkitt lymphoma Alive 
45.1 13.2 HL IV No Positive CHL, MC, interfollicular, mixed cellularity Deceased unrelated to malignancy 
55.1 17.0 NHL IIIB No Not tested follicular lymphoma (atypical) Alive 
64.1 25.7 NHL IIIB No Negative Burkitt lymphoma Alive 
89.1 17.1 HL IA No Not tested NLPHL in the background of PTGC Alive 
141.23 38.5 HL IIIB No Positive CHL, MC Alive 
149.1 7.8 HL IVB Yes Positive CHL, MC Deceased transplant related 
149.3 7.0 HL II No Not tested CHL, MC, a diagnosis of mixed cellularity HL favored, though some lacunar variant cells suggest nodular sclerosing subtype Alive 
215.1 17.3 HL IVB No Positive CHL, MC, classic by bone marrow and liver biopsy Deceased transplant related 
230.3 HMPR 52.0 HL IIIB No Positive CHL, lymphocyte rich  
230.3 HMPR 53.5 NHL NA No Not tested Second malignancy PTCL, follicular variant Deceased lymphoma 
230.8 HMPR 60.0 NHL IA No Not tested Cutaneous mantle zone lymphoma Alive 
255.1 37.0 NHL IVB Yes Not tested T-cell/histiocyte-rich LBCL Alive 
294.1 5.0 HL IVB No Positive CHL, MC Alive 
Family numberAge at lymphoma diagnosis (years)Gender (male [M]/female [F])Lymphoma HL/NHLStageImmunosuppressive medications prior to lymphoma diagnosisEBV status by testing for EBERHistopathology detailsOutcome
3.3 25.0 NHL IV No Not tested T-cell and histiocyte rich large B-cell lymphoma (LBCL) Deceased lymphoma 
3.4 25.0 HL IIIA No Not tested Nodular lymphocyte predominant HD (NLPHL) with recurrence ×2 Alive 
24.1 19.0 HL IA Yes Not tested NLPHL Alive 
26.1 6.9 HL IIIB Yes Positive CHL, MC, interfollicular, mixed cellularity  
26.1 13.0 Histiocytic sarcoma IV Yes Not tested Second malignancy with history of sinus histiocytosis with massive lymphadenopathy (SHML) Deceased histiocytic sarcoma 
26.9 50.0 NHL IIIB No Positive Burkitt lymphoma Alive 
30.16 17.0 NHL NA No Negative Burkitt lymphoma Alive 
45.1 13.2 HL IV No Positive CHL, MC, interfollicular, mixed cellularity Deceased unrelated to malignancy 
55.1 17.0 NHL IIIB No Not tested follicular lymphoma (atypical) Alive 
64.1 25.7 NHL IIIB No Negative Burkitt lymphoma Alive 
89.1 17.1 HL IA No Not tested NLPHL in the background of PTGC Alive 
141.23 38.5 HL IIIB No Positive CHL, MC Alive 
149.1 7.8 HL IVB Yes Positive CHL, MC Deceased transplant related 
149.3 7.0 HL II No Not tested CHL, MC, a diagnosis of mixed cellularity HL favored, though some lacunar variant cells suggest nodular sclerosing subtype Alive 
215.1 17.3 HL IVB No Positive CHL, MC, classic by bone marrow and liver biopsy Deceased transplant related 
230.3 HMPR 52.0 HL IIIB No Positive CHL, lymphocyte rich  
230.3 HMPR 53.5 NHL NA No Not tested Second malignancy PTCL, follicular variant Deceased lymphoma 
230.8 HMPR 60.0 NHL IA No Not tested Cutaneous mantle zone lymphoma Alive 
255.1 37.0 NHL IVB Yes Not tested T-cell/histiocyte-rich LBCL Alive 
294.1 5.0 HL IVB No Positive CHL, MC Alive 

Stage with A or B suffix denotes absence or presence of systemic B symptoms. Most of the patients had documented systemic B symptoms and/or advanced stage IV disease. NA, not available; NHL, non-Hodgkin lymphoma; HL, Hodgkin lymphoma; CHL, classical HL; MC, mixed cellularity; PTGC, progressive transformation of germinal center; PTCL, peripheral T-cell lymphoma. Atypical lymphomas noted in the 2 older HMPRs belonged to the same family. Patients 3.3, 3.4, 26.9, 30.16, and 55.1 were also included in the earlier report.

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