Knowing where to start when you learn you have cutaneous lymphoma can be a challenge. Cutaneous lymphoma specialist Dr. Stuart Lessin provides an overview of the important information and concepts every patient with cutaneous lymphoma and caregivers should know.
The types of therapies for cutaneous B-cell lymphoma can vary from a “watch and wait” approach to surgical removal of the lesion, intralesional therapy (injections into the lesion), radiation, biologic agents, or chemotherapy. Learn more about how CBCL may be treated.
Primary cutaneous B-cell lymphomas (CBCLs) are a cutaneous lymphoma (a cancer of white blood cells) that affects B-cells in the skin. Learn more about the diagnosis, variants, treatment options and prognosis of CBCLs.
