Composite diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and classical Hodgkin’s lymphoma of the stomach: Case report and literature review

Table 1 Composite diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and classical Hodgkin’s lymphoma: A review of the literature

Ref.	Gender/age (yr)	Organ	EBV infection	Treatment	Follow up time	Status
Paulli et al[6]	Male/37	Supra-clavicular lymph nodes	NA	8 cycles of pro-MACE-CytaBOM chemotherapy	23 wk	ANED
Bellan et al[7]	Female/29	Cervical lymph nodes	NA	MACOP-B chemotherapy for 8 wk and autologous stem cells transplant	30 mo	ANED
Rosenquist et al[8]	Female/74	Inguinal lymph nodes	+	6 cycles of CHOP chemotherapy	12 wk	ANED
Prochorec-Sobieszek et al[9]	Male/67	Stomach	+	6 courses of CHOP chemotherapy	22 wk	ANED
	Male/76	Stomach	+	6 courses of cyclophosphamide and cladribine chemotherapy	14 wk	DOD
Huang et al[10]	Male/56	Small intestine	+	Lesion resected	6 d	DOD
Miyagaki et al[11]	Male/75	Axillary lymph nodes	+	6 courses of RCHOP	3 yr	DOD
				chemotherapy
Yu et al[12]	Female/37	Anterior mediastinum	–	6 courses of CHOP chemotherapy and 23 times radiotherapy	33 wk	ANED
Bautista-Quach et al[13]	Female/6	Multiple lymph nodes	+	Combined chemotherapy (program unknown )	17 wk	DOD
Wang et al (present case)	Female/53	Stomach	–	Lesion resected and 8 courses of CHOP and 2 courses of RCHOP chemotherapy	45 wk	DOD

NA: Not available; +: Positive; -: Negative; CHOP: Cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine, and prednisone; RCHOP: Rituximab-CHOP; ANED: Alive with no evidence of disease; DOD: Died of disease.