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While the search results don't specifically address CD5+ Non-Hodgkin's Large B Cell Lymphoma, it's important to note that B-cell lymphomas can have various genetic markers and mutations that affect how the cells develop and behave. The presence of specific proteins like CD5+ can influence how doctors approach treatment.

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While the search results don't specifically address CD5+ Non-Hodgkin's Large B Cell Lymphoma, it's important to note that B-cell lymphomas can have various genetic markers and mutations that affect how the cells develop and behave. The presence of specific proteins like CD5+ can influence how doctors approach treatment.

Since this is a specific marker you're asking about, it would be valuable to discuss this with your healthcare team to understand how this marker might impact your individual treatment plan and prognosis. They can provide personalized insights based on your exact diagnosis and cellular markers. Other MyLymphomaTeam members may have experience with CD5+ markers in their lymphoma diagnosis. You can share your experiences and connect with others who might have similar cellular markers by posting about your specific diagnosis in the activity feed.

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