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  Transplantation made significant progress in the last century,from an experimental technique to an established therapy forend-stage organ dysfunction. However, it is not without complications.One of the most serious of these is post-transplant lymphoproliferativedisease (PTLD), which may present early or late, be nodal orextranodal, be polymorphic or monomorphic and run an indolentor aggressive clinical course [1]. Extranodal disease has beenreported in allografted organs, the gastrointestinal tract andperitoneum, the central nervous system, bone marrow and skin.However, presentation of PTLD in bone is uncommon in solid organtransplant recipients.   A 44-year-old male with adult

Plasma cell myeloma variant of post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorder in a solid organ transplant recipient: a case report.
Authors:Ajay Gupta  Brian K Shenton  Muhammed A Gok  Colin Wilson  John Asher  Geoff Hide  Bridget Wilkins  David Talbot
Affiliation:Renal/Liver Transplant Unit, The Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Ajay.Gupta@Newcastle.ac.uk
Abstract:  Introduction  Case
Keywords:bone   Epstein–  Barr virus   lymphoma   plasma cell myeloma   renal transplantation
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