Hiperplasia Angiofolicular (doença de castleman): a propósito de um caso
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https://doi.org/10.32635/2176-9745.RBC.1984v30n4.3471Keywords:
Retroperitoneal Space/abnormalities, Castleman Disease, HamartomaAbstract
A report of a case of angiofolicular hyperplasia in a lymphnode is presented. Diagnosis was based on the hystopathologic findings. Considerations about the bioiogical behavior and possible etiologic mechanisms implied are made and a short review of the literature and of the patient's clinical course is also presented.
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