malignant proliferative disorders

What Role Does Immunohistochemistry Play in Diagnosing Lymphomas?

Immunohistochemistry is crucial in diagnosing lymphomas as it helps in:
Determining the cell lineage of the tumor (B-cell vs. T-cell).
Identifying specific markers such as CD20 for B-cells and CD3 for T-cells.
Assessing the clonality of the lymphoid population.
Differentiating between Hodgkin and Non-Hodgkin lymphomas.

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