Hepatic reactive lymphoid hyperplasia in a patient with primary biliary cirrhosis

Table 1 Clinicopathological features of reactive lymphoid hyperplasia of the liver

Case No.	Age	Sex	Number of lesions	Size (cm)	Associated disease	Ref.
1	15	F	1	NA	Primary immunodeficiency syndrome	[7]
2	85	F	2	1.4, 1.8	Gastric cancer	[8]
3	59	F	1	0.9	Diabetes mellitus	[9]
4	42	F	2	1.5, 1.4	Hepatitis B, IFN-alpha therapy	[10]
5	66	F	1	1.5	Diabetes mellitus, non-alcoholic steatohepatitis	[11]
6	67	M	1	2.0	Abnormal liver function	[12]
7	72	F	1	1.7	Hepatitis C, gastric cancer	[13]
8	52	F	1	0.4	Primary biliary cirrhosis	[6]
9	56	M	1	1.5	Primary biliary cirrhosis, CREST syndrome	[6]
10	56	F	1	0.7	Diverticulitis	[6]
11	47	F	1	1.7	Chronic thyroiditis	[14]
12	69	F	1	1.7	Renal cell carcinoma	[15]
13	49	F	1	2.0	Sjogren syndrome	[16]
14	77	F	1	1.5	Colon cancer	[2]
15	64	F	1	0.9	Colon cancer	[2]
16	72	F	1	1.3		[17]
17	36	F	1	1.8	Foca nodular hyperplasia and hemangioma of the liver	[18]
18	75	F	1	1.4	Gastric and colon cancers, liver metastasis (colon cancer)	[3]
19	63	F	1	1.6	Gastric ulcer	[19]
20	53	F	3	1.3, 1.1, 0.8	Autoimmune thyroiditis	[1]
21	67	F	1	1.2	Hypertension	[20]
22	46	F	1	1.0	Renal cell carcinoma	[21]
23	63	F	2	1.3, 0.4	Primary biliary cirrhosis, primary aldosteronism	[4]
24	63	F	2	0.9, 0.5	Primary biliary cirrhosis, chronic thyroiditis, adrenocortical adenoma	[5]
25	40	M	1	2.0	Hepatitis B	[5]
26	81	M	1	5.5	Cholecystolithiasis	[5]
27	64	F	2	3.5, 1.0	Takayasu arteritis, antiphospholipid syndrome	[5]
28	44	F	1	1.5	Colon cancer	[22]
Present case	68	F	1	2.0	Primary biliary cirrhosis, gastric cancer

NA: not available; Ref: references.