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Background Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL) subgroups, immunophenotypes, and genotypes have been defined in developed countries but how that information translates to resource-constrained sub-Saharan Africa medical settings is undocumented. Local published data on NHL subgroups come largely from retrospective clinical biopsy study sets of paraffin-embedded tissues filed in local pathology archives. Relatively poorer representation of the rural and low socioeconomic populations is likely in such data. Prospectively identified NHL subgroups using immunologic and molecular techniques in consecutive presentations of patients would best clarify NHL subgroups and confounding diagnoses.

Diagnosis of HIV-related malignancies in resource-constrained settings of sub-Saharan Africa, a cautionary tale for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma