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• TITLE: Primary Isolated Extra Nodal Esophageal Hodgkin Lymphoma in Diabetic Patient

  AUTHORS: Mayson A. Alameen, Ahmed Ibrahim, Touqeer Ahmed Siddiqui, Mervat Mohrous, Fadhel Alotaibi, Abdel Aziz Al Hamad, Hussein Farghaly

  KEYWORDS: Esophagus, Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy, Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Cancer Therapy, Vol.12 No.9, September 8, 2021

  ABSTRACT: Primary isolated esophageal Hodgkin’s lymphoma is seldom in localization and when seen, it is usually the non-Hodgkin’s type. We reported a 68-year-old, diabetic and ex-smoker, presented to our hospital complaining of progressive difficulty of swallowing for nine months for both solid and liquid. He was on proton pump inhibitors. Recently, he had fever and drenching night sweat and significant loss of weight. He was diagnosed as a case of isolated esophageal Hodgkin’s lymphoma that was diagnosed based on endoscopic and radiological findings. Clinical manifestations, radiological imagines and histopathological features were described. Clinical management, fellow-up and outcome were precisely discussed.