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A case of the so-called 'Lennert's lymphoma' terminating as malignant histiocytosis is reported. Such a sequence of diagnoses is discussed as a possible progression of the initial 'Lennert's lymphoma' eventually under the influence of cytostatic treatment. A review of other known malignancies ending up in malignant histiocytosis is given.
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