| 释义 |
neurolymphomatosis neu·ro·lym·pho·ma·to·sis (nū'rō-lim'fō-mă-tō'sis), Lymphoblastic invasion of a nerve.neurolymphomatosis A rare lymphoma with a predilection for peripheral and cranial nerves, lumbar and brachial plexi and nerve roots, meninges, and vessels in the brain;1⁄2 of cases are accompanied by systemic lymphoma, which may be clinically silent; NLM may present as a painful chronic sensorimotor neuropathy with asymmetric distribution and prominent bulbar involvement; it is associated with HIV and HTLV-I infectionsneurolymphomatosis (nū″rō-lĭm″fō-mă-tō′sĭs) [″ + L. lympha, lymph, + Gr. oma, tumor, + osis, condition] Malignant lymphoma involving the nervous system. |