@loribmt
Have you ever heard of having cll/small lymphocytic lymphoma at the same time? Or 2 distinct cell populations? One 28%- cll/sll the other 5% which is unclear.

The doctor said there needs to be more tests. My husband’s flow cytometry identified the flowing-

2 distinct cell populations. The report ended with-

Taken together, these results demonstrate the presence of 2 clonal B cell populations. The immunophenotype of the
predominant population (28% of the total sample) is characteristic of chronic lymphocytic leukemia/small lymphocytic
lymphoma. The significance and relationship of the second smaller population (5%) is unclear (not typical CLL
immunophenotype and different light chain expression). This population may represent non-CLL type MBL or low
level involvement by an unrelated B cell lymphoproliferative disorder. Correlation with clinical and other lab data is
suggested (evaluate for splenomegaly and lymphadenopathy to exclude involvement of other sites.)

I’m not asking for a diagnosis, just wanting to know if you or anyone on here has had 2 distinct cell populations. One of which isn’t evident of what it exactly is.

Thanks in advance.