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Sakurai C et al. – Bone marrow biopsy showed abundant megakaryocytes, suggesting enhanced platelet destruction. After high–dose steroid and immunoglobulin therapy, the platelet count gradually returned to normal with complete resolution of the salivary gland enlargement. No apparent signs of MM recurrence were documented during these clinical events.

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