A COMPILATION OF ATYPICAL PLASMA CELL DISCRASIA CASES

Abstract

Objective: CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS, APPROACH AND MANAGEMENT OF PLASMA CELL DISEASES OF ATYPICAL AGE AND ATYPICAL LOCATIONCase report: OUR FIRST CASE: A 66-YEAR-OLD FEMALE PATIENT APPLIED WITH ABDOMINAL PAIN. HGB: 6,6 AND ENDOSCOPY IS DONE. 8 CMDIFFUSE THICKENING WAS DETECTED IN THE STOMACH. A BIOPSY IS TAKEN. THE RESULT IS STOMACH PLASMOCYTOMA. KT STARTED. SECOND CASE: A 32-YEAR-OLD FEMALE PATIENT ADMITS WITH WEIGHT LOSS, DYSPNEA AND LEUKOCYTOSIS. IT IS PLASMA CELL LEUKEMIA. THE KIT IS BEING MADE.LATEST CASE: A PATIENT WHO PRESENT WITH DIPLEGIA IN THE MEDULLA SPINALIST HAS A PLASMOCYTOMA IN THE MEDULLA SPINALIST. HE TREATMENTMethodology