DEVELOPMENT OF GIANT PLASMACYTOMA IN A PATIENT WITH BONE MARROW RESPONSE DURING TREATMENT: A CASE REPORT

Objective: A plasmacytoma is a myelomatous mass that can develop into a widespread illness, be seen alone, or be combined with multiple myeloma (MM). Bone marrow does not always indicate MM, but over the course of 4-5 years, about 50% of cases advance to this disease. In this study, we aimed to pres...

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Main Authors: Rafiye Ciftciler, Serhat Sayın, Mehmet Daglı
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2023-10-01
Series:Hematology, Transfusion and Cell Therapy
Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2531137923002419
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description Objective: A plasmacytoma is a myelomatous mass that can develop into a widespread illness, be seen alone, or be combined with multiple myeloma (MM). Bone marrow does not always indicate MM, but over the course of 4-5 years, about 50% of cases advance to this disease. In this study, we aimed to present a patient who was diagnosed with multiple myeloma and developed giant plasmacytoma despite bone marrow response during follow-up. Case report: During the 4th cycle, a giant plasmacytoma developed at the patient's right arm proximal humerus level.Ultrasound imaging performed on the right upper extremity was reported as 'Diffuse skin-subcutaneous thickness, increased echogenicity and linear fluid areas were observed. A large 5 × 3 cm hypoechoic nodular lesion with markedly increased blood flow was observed in the proximal medial neighborhood of the patient's incision line. Plasmacytoma continued to shrink with radiotherapy and chemotherapy Methodology: At the time of diagnosis, EPs are seen in around 7% of individuals with MM and are best identified by PET/CT scans; the presence of EP is linked to a worse prognosis. Later in the course of the disease, 6% more patients will get EP. Large, crimson-colored, subcutaneous masses can be a symptom of EP. The creases on the palms and/or soles may be affected by plane xanthomas, which may be a paraneoplastic condition. Rarely, cutaneous spicules made partially of the monoclonal (M) protein may form.Results Conclusion: We presented a case that developed a giant plasmacytoma based on multiple myeloma. This case is important because, after the diagnosis, a giant plasmacytoma developed during the 4th cycle of chemotherapy, although the patient's laboratory examinations and clinic responded to chemotherapy after 3 cycles of chemotherapy.
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spelling doaj.art-071add87083e40f79ec991c4e0528c5c2023-10-08T04:35:53ZengElsevierHematology, Transfusion and Cell Therapy2531-13792023-10-0145S38DEVELOPMENT OF GIANT PLASMACYTOMA IN A PATIENT WITH BONE MARROW RESPONSE DURING TREATMENT: A CASE REPORTRafiye Ciftciler0Serhat Sayın1Mehmet Daglı2Selcuk Unıversıty Faculty Of Medıcıne Department Of HematologySelcuk Unıversıty Faculty Of Medıcıne Department Of HematologySelcuk Unıversıty Faculty Of Medıcıne Department Of HematologyObjective: A plasmacytoma is a myelomatous mass that can develop into a widespread illness, be seen alone, or be combined with multiple myeloma (MM). Bone marrow does not always indicate MM, but over the course of 4-5 years, about 50% of cases advance to this disease. In this study, we aimed to present a patient who was diagnosed with multiple myeloma and developed giant plasmacytoma despite bone marrow response during follow-up. Case report: During the 4th cycle, a giant plasmacytoma developed at the patient's right arm proximal humerus level.Ultrasound imaging performed on the right upper extremity was reported as 'Diffuse skin-subcutaneous thickness, increased echogenicity and linear fluid areas were observed. A large 5 × 3 cm hypoechoic nodular lesion with markedly increased blood flow was observed in the proximal medial neighborhood of the patient's incision line. Plasmacytoma continued to shrink with radiotherapy and chemotherapy Methodology: At the time of diagnosis, EPs are seen in around 7% of individuals with MM and are best identified by PET/CT scans; the presence of EP is linked to a worse prognosis. Later in the course of the disease, 6% more patients will get EP. Large, crimson-colored, subcutaneous masses can be a symptom of EP. The creases on the palms and/or soles may be affected by plane xanthomas, which may be a paraneoplastic condition. Rarely, cutaneous spicules made partially of the monoclonal (M) protein may form.Results Conclusion: We presented a case that developed a giant plasmacytoma based on multiple myeloma. This case is important because, after the diagnosis, a giant plasmacytoma developed during the 4th cycle of chemotherapy, although the patient's laboratory examinations and clinic responded to chemotherapy after 3 cycles of chemotherapy.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2531137923002419
spellingShingle Rafiye Ciftciler
Serhat Sayın
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DEVELOPMENT OF GIANT PLASMACYTOMA IN A PATIENT WITH BONE MARROW RESPONSE DURING TREATMENT: A CASE REPORT
Hematology, Transfusion and Cell Therapy
title DEVELOPMENT OF GIANT PLASMACYTOMA IN A PATIENT WITH BONE MARROW RESPONSE DURING TREATMENT: A CASE REPORT
title_full DEVELOPMENT OF GIANT PLASMACYTOMA IN A PATIENT WITH BONE MARROW RESPONSE DURING TREATMENT: A CASE REPORT
title_fullStr DEVELOPMENT OF GIANT PLASMACYTOMA IN A PATIENT WITH BONE MARROW RESPONSE DURING TREATMENT: A CASE REPORT
title_full_unstemmed DEVELOPMENT OF GIANT PLASMACYTOMA IN A PATIENT WITH BONE MARROW RESPONSE DURING TREATMENT: A CASE REPORT
title_short DEVELOPMENT OF GIANT PLASMACYTOMA IN A PATIENT WITH BONE MARROW RESPONSE DURING TREATMENT: A CASE REPORT
title_sort development of giant plasmacytoma in a patient with bone marrow response during treatment a case report
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2531137923002419
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