1. The diagnostic significance of the CD30(Ki-1) antigen;Pallesen, G.;Histopathology,1990
2. Histopathology and the diagnosis of mycosis fungoides was confirmed by biopsy; staining for Ki-I antigen with Ber-H2 was negative in all these biopsy specimens. The clinical importance of the association with eczema or ichthyosis is uncertain, but the relation of Ki-I ALCL with mycosis fungoides has been previously recorimmunohistochemistry of peripheral T cell lymphomas: a proposal for their classification;Suchi, T.; Lennert, K.; Tu, L.-Y.;J Clin Pathol,1987
3. Ki-I positive large cell lymphoma: A morphologic and immunologic study of 19 cases;Agnarsson, B.A.; Kadin, M.E.;Am JSurg Pathol,1988
4. Anaplastic large cell Ki-I lymphoma. Delineation of two morphological types;Chan, J.K.C.; Ng, C.S.; Hui, P.K.;Histopathology,1989
5. Coexpression of epithelial membrane antigen (EMA), Ki-1, and interded6 1443 and has been referred to as secondary Ki-llymphoma.'4 It has been suggested that leukin-2 receptor by anaplastic large cell lymphomas. Diagnostic value in so-called malignant histiocytosis;Delsol, G.; AlSaati, T.; Gatter, K.C.;Am JPathol; such transformed cases behave aggressively with rapid systemic progression,'443 but our,1988