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Retroperitoneal Castleman¡¯s Disease with Pure Red Cell Aplasia
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À强ȯ ( Chang Sung-Hwan )
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µµÀçÅ ( Doh Jae-Tae )
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¹ÚµµÁß ( Park Do-Joong )
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Àå¸íö ( Chang Myung-Chul )
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³ëµ¿¿µ ( Roh Dong-Young )
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À±¿©±Ô ( Youn Yeo-Kyu )
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¿À½Â±Ù ( Oh Seung-Keun )
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KMID : 0371320010610040450
Abstract
Castleman¡¯s disease is a distinct lymphoproliferative disorder of unknown origin, which creates both a diagnostic and therapeutic dilemma for most physicians. Here, we present a case of hyaline-vascular and solitary Castleman¡¯s disease associated
with
pure red cell aplasia. A 49-year old woman was admitted suffering from severe anemia. A bone marrow biopsy showed marked erythroid hypoplasia. A solitary retroperitoneal mass was excised and proven to be Castleman¡¯s disease with hyaline-vascular
type
histology. Removal of the mass led to a rapid reversal of anemia. No evidence of recurrence was found 1 year after the excision.
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