ABSTRACT
Most patients with Hodgkin's lymphoma present with the disease. On staging workup, all the three patients progressive painless lymphadenopathy. Very few patients were found to have bony lesions at the time of diagnosis, have presented with bony involvement at the time of confirmed by imaging studies. All patients were treated diagnosis. We report on three cases of Hodgkin's with chemotherapy and radiotherapy directed at their lymphoma who presented with signs and symptoms of bony lesions. bone involvement in addition to other clinical features of the disease on rtaging work up, all the three patients were found to have bonylerions at the time of cliagnosin confivmed by imaging rtudgies. all patients were treated with chemotheraby and radio theraty directed at their bany lesions