We present here of the cervical lymphadenopathy in a-42-year old female. Two suspected lymph nodes were surgically removed of which larger one measured 3.2x1.8 cm while another measured 1x0.4 cm.  
Microscopically, a preserved germ centers with enlarged marginal zones of the follicles were a dominant feature. Lymphocytes in marginal zones were of monocytoid appearance with their progagation into interfollicular areas which contained proliferating blood vessels with some plasma cells and eosinophils.  
Immunohistochemistry: CD20(+), Bcl-2(positive in interfollicular and marginal zone), CD3(sporadically positive in interfollicular areas), IgD(+), IgG(-/+), CD43(-), CD5(-).  
Clinical diagnosis: No  
Histopathological diagnosis: Marginal zone lymphoma?  
Please, give your opinion.