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Appendix E. The Centers for Disease Control
Appendix E. The Centers for Disease Control
Pages 316-319
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one or more of the opportunistic diseases listed below (diagnosed by methods considered reliable) that are at least moderately indicative of underlying cellular immunodeficiency, and (2)
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2. Cryptococcosis causing central nervous system or other infection disseminated beyond lungs and lymph nodes (on culture, antigen detection, histology, or India ink preparation of cerebrospinal fluid)
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for lIIV are negative. The histologic examination of lung tissue must show diffuse interstitial and peribronchiolar infiltration by lymphocytes, plasma cells with Russell bodies, plasmacytoid lymphocytes, and immunoblasts.
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~ E 319 Lymphomas should not be accepted as indicative of AIDS if they are described in any one of the foNowing ways: low grade, of T-ceN type Immunologic phenotypes smaN craved lymphoma, lymphocyOc lymphoma (regardless of whether weN or poorly differentiated) , lymphoblasdc lymphoma, plasmacytoid lymphocytes lymphoma, lymphocy~c leukemia (acute or chronic)
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