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Leukemia & Lymphoma Volume 16, 1995 - Issue 5-6
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Original Article

Anaplastic Myeloma

K. Zervas Haematology Department, Cancer Hospital “Theaganion”, Thessaloniki, Greece
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N. Constantinou Haematology Department, Cancer Hospital “Theaganion”, Thessaloniki, Greece
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M. Karakantza Haematology Department, Cancer Hospital “Theaganion”, Thessaloniki, Greece
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V. Tsigalidou-Balla Haematology Department, Cancer Hospital “Theaganion”, Thessaloniki, Greece
Pages 515-519 | Published online: 01 Jul 2009
 
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Abstract

Anaplastic myeloma (AM) represents a rare variety of multiple myeloma (MM) with poor prognosis. One case with special interest is reported, which presented with manifestations due to the ex-tramedullary localization and arose in the absence of an initial diagnosis of MM. In addition, differential diagnosis was based on morphological and immunocytochemical findings while treatment with radio-chemotherapy had no effect on the extramedullary sites.

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