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Springer Hairy-Cell Leukaemia 72 1st Editon 2011 Softbound by J. C. Cawley, G. F. Burns, F. G. J. Hayhoe
1 Introduction.- 2 Clinical Aspects.- 2.1 Occurrence.- 2.2 Clinical Features at Presentation.- 2.3 Haematology at Presentation.- 2.4 Other Investigations.- 2.5 Treatment.- 2.6 Clinical and Haematological Progress.- 2.7 Complications and Cause of Death.- 3 Pathology.- 3.1 Bone Marrow.- 3.2 Spleen.- 3.3 Liver.- 3.4 Lymph Nodes.- 4 The Hairy Cell: Cytological Aspects.- 4.1 Cytology.- 4.2 Cytochemistry.- 4.3 Ultrastructure.- 4.4 Cytokinetics.- 4.5 Cytogenetics.- 4.6 Metabolism.- 4.7 Culture.- 5 The Hairy Cell: Immunological Aspects.- 5.1 Transformation and Cytotoxicity Studies.- 5.2 Surface Receptors.- 5.3 Monocytic Features.- 5.4 Immunoglobulin Synthesis and Secretion.- 5.5 Summary of the Immunological Membrane Phenotype of Typical HCs.- 5.6 T-cell Features.- 6 Other Haemic Cells.- 6.1 Granulocytes.- 6.2 Monocytes.- 6.3 Platelets.- 6.4 Lymphocytes.- 7 Diagnosis.- 7.1 Differential Diagnosis.- 7.2 A New Distinct Entity.- 8 Conclusions and Future Trends.- 9 References.- 10 Subject Index.