Three similar cases of plasmablastic lymphoma in HIV-infected persons
X-ray morphological and clinical picture with three cases of plasmablastic lymphoma among HIV-infected with a distinctive localization of neoplastic process in the head-neck area is observed. Plasmablastic lymphoma is quite a rare pathology, characterized by extremely aggressive course of the disease and multiplicity of damage. Due to this fact, it represents a medical issue, as late diagnosis of the tumor leads to a high frequency of relapse and, accordingly, to poor prognosis.