The occurrence of both lymphoproliferative disorder and breast cancer is a rare event. While the condition of coexistence of lymphoma and breast carcinoma has been described in the lymph nodes [1] and in the spleen [2], no reports have been published concerning the same association in the bone. When there is a clinical suspicion that there may be a concurrence of diseases, radiological exams are carried out but the diagnosis requires histological confirmation with either biopsy or aspiration [3].
Sica, S., Innocenti, I., Autore, F., Fresa, A., Sora', F., Laurenti, L., Zini Tanzi, G., the concomitance of lymphoma and breast carcinoma in the bone, <<ANNALS OF HEMATOLOGY>>, 2020; 99 (6): 1403-1404. [doi:10.1007/s00277-020-04041-2] [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/154492]
the concomitance of lymphoma and breast carcinoma in the bone
Sica, Simona;Innocenti, IdannaMembro del Collaboration Group
;Autore, Francesco
Membro del Collaboration Group
;Fresa, AlbertoMembro del Collaboration Group
;Sora', FedericaMembro del Collaboration Group
;Laurenti, LucaMembro del Collaboration Group
;Zini Tanzi, GinaMembro del Collaboration Group
2020
Abstract
The occurrence of both lymphoproliferative disorder and breast cancer is a rare event. While the condition of coexistence of lymphoma and breast carcinoma has been described in the lymph nodes [1] and in the spleen [2], no reports have been published concerning the same association in the bone. When there is a clinical suspicion that there may be a concurrence of diseases, radiological exams are carried out but the diagnosis requires histological confirmation with either biopsy or aspiration [3].
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