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Abstract
The chronic lymphoproliferative disorders are a heterogeneous
group of diseases that are clonal expansions of
malignantly transformed cells whose differentiation has been
interrupted and arrested early in lymphocyte ontogeny. The
diagnostic approach in these disorders has changed dramatically
in recent years. Technological advances uncovered
new complexities and made in possible to firmly and clearly
establish the lineage and stage of differentiation. Although
morphology, cytochemistry and cytogenetics may play an
important role in the diagnosis of lymphoproliferative
disoders, immunophenotyping assumes a much more important