What are the relevant findings from her pathology report?
Frits van Rhee, MD, PhD, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, says the relevant findings are first of all quite negative. There is no evidence of lymphoma, and the description of the lymph nodes in this patient is consistent with plasmacytic variant of Castleman’s disease. The pathological finding of Castleman’s disease does not make the diagnosis; one must exclude other disorders.
Guess the Diagnosis: Case 1
Lisa B. is a 47-year-old female store owner from St. Louis, with a 10-month history of fatigue, night sweats, and weight loss.
Lisa’s pathology report shows the following findings:
In view of these findings, the hematologist orders further tests, which yield the following results:
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