Castleman＇s disease （CD） is a benign lymphoid neoplasm characterized by massive proliferation of the lymphoid tissue due to an uncertain cause. Two clinical types （localized, multicentric） have been described wit...Castleman＇s disease （CD） is a benign lymphoid neoplasm characterized by massive proliferation of the lymphoid tissue due to an uncertain cause. Two clinical types （localized, multicentric） have been described with three histological variants （hyaline-vascular, plasma cell and mixed type）. The expected localization is mediastinum and rarely pararenal retroperitoneum. We reported two cases of CD in the pararenal retroperitoneum, one was complicated with autoimmune hemolytic anemia.展开更多
文摘Castleman＇s disease （CD） is a benign lymphoid neoplasm characterized by massive proliferation of the lymphoid tissue due to an uncertain cause. Two clinical types （localized, multicentric） have been described with three histological variants （hyaline-vascular, plasma cell and mixed type）. The expected localization is mediastinum and rarely pararenal retroperitoneum. We reported two cases of CD in the pararenal retroperitoneum, one was complicated with autoimmune hemolytic anemia.
