Castelman’s disease. Differential diagnostics of the formation of perigastric adipose tissue in a patient presenting with breast cancer

Mechetina T.A.; Selezneva E.Ya.; Koricheva E.S.; Kovalenko D.D.; Turaeva M.B.

doi:https://doi.org/10.17116/dokgastro2017634-8

Mechetina T.A.

Moscow Clinical Research and Practical Centre, Moscow Health Department, Moscow, Russia

Selezneva E.Ya.

Moscow Clinical Research and Practical Centre, Moscow Health Department, Moscow, Russia

Koricheva E.S.

Moscow Clinical Research and Practical Centre, Moscow Health Department, Moscow, Russia

Kovalenko D.D.

Moscow Clinical Research and Practical Centre, Moscow Health Department, Moscow, Russia

Turaeva M.B.

Moscow Clinical Research and Practical Centre, Moscow Health Department, Moscow, Russia

Castelman’s disease. Differential diagnostics of the formation of perigastric adipose tissue in a patient presenting with breast cancer

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Mechetina T.A., Selezneva E.Ya., Koricheva E.S., Kovalenko D.D., Turaeva M.B.

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Journal: Russian Journal of Evidence-Based Gastroenterology. 2017;6(3): 4‑8

DOI: 10.17116/dokgastro2017634-8

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Mechetina TA, Selezneva EYa, Koricheva ES, Kovalenko DD, Turaeva MB. Castelman’s disease. Differential diagnostics of the formation of perigastric adipose tissue in a patient presenting with breast cancer. Russian Journal of Evidence-Based Gastroenterology. 2017;6(3):4‑8. (In Russ.)
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Abstract:

The article describes a clinical case of Castleman’s disease (CD), a comparatively rare lymphoproliferative disease which is characterized by the enlargement and hyperplasia of the lymph nodes. The observations presented in this publication demonstrates the difficulties encountered in differential diagnostics of the formation in perigastric adipose tissue in the patients presenting with breast cancer. The diagnostic survey was performed with the application of the modern hi-tech methods (such as radial endoscopic ultrasound scan for topical diagnosis of the formation and elastography) as well as diagnostic laparoscopy and histological studies.

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angiofollicular hyperplasia

hyaline vascular variant

radial endosonography

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Mechetina T.A.

Moscow Clinical Research and Practical Centre, Moscow Health Department, Moscow, Russia

Selezneva E.Ya.

Moscow Clinical Research and Practical Centre, Moscow Health Department, Moscow, Russia

Koricheva E.S.

Moscow Clinical Research and Practical Centre, Moscow Health Department, Moscow, Russia

Kovalenko D.D.

Moscow Clinical Research and Practical Centre, Moscow Health Department, Moscow, Russia

Turaeva M.B.

Moscow Clinical Research and Practical Centre, Moscow Health Department, Moscow, Russia

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