Ramírez CE, Hernández NL, Constantino HA, Tapia CJL, Joubert J

Language: Spanish
References: 18
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ABSTRACT

To make a differential diagnosis allways constitutes a challenge, we present the case of a retroperitoneal mass of little common characteristics that constituted a dilemma. The histopatologic result was, Castleman disease, we report this case its boarding and a literature review of this disease in retroperitoneal presentation.

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