Table 1. Clinical features of patients... | American Society of Hematology

Table 1.

Clinical features of patients with T-FL

Case	Age at diagnosis	Clinical stage	Therapy	Follow-up, mo	Outcome
1	38	IE	Orchiectomy, R-CHOP × 6, XRT contralateral testis	87	Alive, NED
2	24	IE	Orchiectomy	8	Alive, NED
3	20	IE	Orchiectomy	—	Lost to follow-up
4	4	IE	Orchiectomy	17	Alive, NED
5	6	IE	Orchiectomy	2	Alive, NED
6	36	IE	Initial: orchiectomy Relapse∗: surgery, XRT	98	Alive, NED
7	33	IE	Orchiectomy	36	Alive, NED

Case	Age at diagnosis	Clinical stage	Therapy	Follow-up, mo	Outcome
1	38	IE	Orchiectomy, R-CHOP × 6, XRT contralateral testis	87	Alive, NED
2	24	IE	Orchiectomy	8	Alive, NED
3	20	IE	Orchiectomy	—	Lost to follow-up
4	4	IE	Orchiectomy	17	Alive, NED
5	6	IE	Orchiectomy	2	Alive, NED
6	36	IE	Initial: orchiectomy Relapse∗: surgery, XRT	98	Alive, NED
7	33	IE	Orchiectomy	36	Alive, NED

NED, no evidence of disease; R-CHOP, rituximab, cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine, prednisone; XRT, radiation.

2 years later in contralateral epididymis.