Hodgkin disease mixed cellularity type

Hodgkin disease mixed cellularity type
a type of Hodgkin disease intermediate between the lymphocyte predominance and lymphocyte depletion types; Reed-Sternberg cells are plentiful and there are more inflammatory cells, such as eosinophils and plasma cells, than in the lymphocyte predominance type.

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