For Patients

Diagnosing and treating T-cell leukemias and lymphomas are extensive, multi-faceted processes, so it's easy to appreciate how difficult it may be for a patient to understand their disease and treatment options. Here you can find details outlining the diagnosis process, the various different subtypes of T-cell lymphomas and the multiple methods available for treating them.

What is TCLL?

Receiving any cancer diagnosis can be devastating, but when receiving a rare diagnosis like T-cell lymphoma, it can also be confusing. If you'd like to learn more about the fundamentals of this disease, please read more.

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Diagnosis & Pathology

The way cancers are diagnosed can be somewhat of a "black box" to those who are not familiar with pathology and the clinical laboratory. In order to handle samples that are submitted for a cancer diagnosis, many specialized people and instruments will be involved.

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Subtypes

Peripheral T-cell lymphoma is a subtype of lymphoma, but there are also many different subtypes of PTCL. You can read more about them here.

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Lymphoma Staging

Staging is a very important process that occurs during the diagnosis phase. Read more to learn about the methods involved in this process, how your doctor determines the stage of your disease and why it's important.

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Treatment Paradigms

Learn about the most current approaches to treating T-cell lymphomas at the time of diagnosis and relapse.

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What is a Clinical Trial?

When dealing with a rare disease like T-cell lymphoma, there are situations where standard treatment may not present the best option or produce the best result. Clinical trials have been credited for some major medical breakthroughs--one may be suited for you.

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