Pancreatic plasmacytoma: A rare but important entity for gastroenterologists, oncologists and hematologists

Multiple myeloma (MM) is a plasma cell neoplasia and accounts 10% of the hemopoietic malignancies with mean age of 55 years and 5% of these disorders have extramedullary (EM) disease named as plasmacytomas (Pm). Pm is a solitary tumor of plasma cells and may be primary as solitary masses without bon...

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Main Author: Semra Paydas
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Language:English
Published: Galenos Publishing House 2019-12-01
Series:Journal of Oncological Sciences
Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2452336419300512
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description Multiple myeloma (MM) is a plasma cell neoplasia and accounts 10% of the hemopoietic malignancies with mean age of 55 years and 5% of these disorders have extramedullary (EM) disease named as plasmacytomas (Pm). Pm is a solitary tumor of plasma cells and may be primary as solitary masses without bone marrow (BM) involvement or may accompany MM 1–4. Upper respiratory tract is most common site for EM involvement (80–90%). All the body sites including gastrointestinal tract (about 10%), genitourinary tract, reticuloendothelial system, thyroid, lungs, skin, and testicles can also be involved 4,5. First case with pancreatic Pm has been reported by Hefferman in 1947.6 Here pancreatic Pm has been reviewed; clinical, diagnostic prognostic and therapeutic approaches have been discussed. Keywords: Plasmacytoma, Pancreas, Multiple myeloma, Clinical findings, Treatment
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spelling doaj-art-a18d51e6eba140ebbff1c54fe06c5f5c2025-08-02T15:29:04ZengGalenos Publishing HouseJournal of Oncological Sciences2452-33642019-12-0153109111Pancreatic plasmacytoma: A rare but important entity for gastroenterologists, oncologists and hematologistsSemra Paydas0Cukurova University Faculty of Medicine Dept of Medical Oncology, Adana, TurkeyMultiple myeloma (MM) is a plasma cell neoplasia and accounts 10% of the hemopoietic malignancies with mean age of 55 years and 5% of these disorders have extramedullary (EM) disease named as plasmacytomas (Pm). Pm is a solitary tumor of plasma cells and may be primary as solitary masses without bone marrow (BM) involvement or may accompany MM 1–4. Upper respiratory tract is most common site for EM involvement (80–90%). All the body sites including gastrointestinal tract (about 10%), genitourinary tract, reticuloendothelial system, thyroid, lungs, skin, and testicles can also be involved 4,5. First case with pancreatic Pm has been reported by Hefferman in 1947.6 Here pancreatic Pm has been reviewed; clinical, diagnostic prognostic and therapeutic approaches have been discussed. Keywords: Plasmacytoma, Pancreas, Multiple myeloma, Clinical findings, Treatmenthttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2452336419300512
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Pancreatic plasmacytoma: A rare but important entity for gastroenterologists, oncologists and hematologists
Journal of Oncological Sciences
title Pancreatic plasmacytoma: A rare but important entity for gastroenterologists, oncologists and hematologists
title_full Pancreatic plasmacytoma: A rare but important entity for gastroenterologists, oncologists and hematologists
title_fullStr Pancreatic plasmacytoma: A rare but important entity for gastroenterologists, oncologists and hematologists
title_full_unstemmed Pancreatic plasmacytoma: A rare but important entity for gastroenterologists, oncologists and hematologists
title_short Pancreatic plasmacytoma: A rare but important entity for gastroenterologists, oncologists and hematologists
title_sort pancreatic plasmacytoma a rare but important entity for gastroenterologists oncologists and hematologists
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