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Castleman-like reaction due to toxic substance ingestion
European Journal of Internal Medicine , 05/05/09
Paydas S et al. - Castleman disease (CD) is an uncommon lymphoproliferative disorder with a unique histopathology. Generally diagnosis is not difficult for an experienced pathologist. However, not usually, some histopathological entities or tissue reactions may mimic CD. Here CD-like reaction due to toxic substance ingestion has been presented.
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