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General Medicine General 8b1270ee

A 62-year-old man develops scaling and non-scaling patches, and plaques over his chest and back. They are itchy, but not painful. The rest of the examination is normal, except for lymphadenopathy. Examinations of the blood film and skin biopsy histology, both, reveal unusually large monocytoid cells. (See Figure below) Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

A
leukemia
B
visceral B-cell lymphoma
C
primary cutaneous T-cell lymphoma
D
viral infection (usually Epstein-Barr)

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