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Posterior reversible leukoencephalopathy syndrome in children with hematologic disorders
Figure 1. There are hyperintensities on both frontal and parietal white matter, consistent with vasogenic edema on initial axial FLAIR image (A). There are also similar signal changes in temporal lobes (not shown). On follow-up MRI, the FLAIR image shows regression of the edema at the frontal and parietal lobes (B)
Posterior reversible leukoencephalopathy syndrome in children with hematologic disorders
Figure 2. Axial initial FLAIR image shows mild signal increase on the frontal and parietal lobes (A). On follow-up MRI, FLAIR images show severe progression of the lesions on bilateral frontal, parietal and temporal lobes and new lesions are seen on bilateral cerebellar hemispheres (B,C)
Hypertrichosis: the possible side effect of cyclosporin in an infant with hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis receiving HLH-2004 chemotherapy protocol
Figure 1-2. Marked hair growth on forehead, arms, legs, and back
Granulocytic sarcoma after stem cell transplantation in a child with biphenotypic leukemia
Figure 1. A. Tumoral infiltrate composed of blastic cells with narrow cytoplasm, round to oval nuclei and prominent small nucleoli displaying open chromatin pattern (hematoxylin-eosin, x400); B. Blastic cells show CD43 positivity (CD43, x400); C. Blastic cells show focal MPO positivity (MPO, x400)
Granulocytic sarcoma after stem cell transplantation in a child with biphenotypic leukemia
Figure 2. A. Axial CT scan showing a large pleural-based soft tissue lesion with regular contours in the upper lobe of the left lung; B. Control CT examination shows a significant decrease in the size of the lesion
Unusual Cause of Back Pain in a Multiple Myeloma Patient: Infectious Discitis
Figure 1. X-ray examination of the lumbosacral region: Third and fourth intervertebral disc space was narrowed and end plates of the vertebral bodies were sclerotic and irregular.
Unusual Cause of Back Pain in a Multiple Myeloma Patient: Infectious Discitis
Figure 2a. Sagittal T1 weighted MR images show low signal intensity of the narrowing of the third and fourth lumbar vertebral bodies. Intervertebral disc and end plates were destructed
Unusual Cause of Back Pain in a Multiple Myeloma Patient: Infectious Discitis
Figure 2b. Axial T1 weighted MR images at the level of the third and fourth intervertebral disc space revealed vacuum sign and contrast enhancement of the disc suggesting spondylodiscitis
Unusual Cause of Back Pain in a Multiple Myeloma Patient: Infectious Discitis
Figure 3. Spondylodiscitis was drained surgically and a cage placed in the third and fourth intervertebral space.
Plasma Cell Leukemia: A Report of 5 Cases and Review of the Literature
Figure 1. Plasma cells with lymphocytoid morphology in peripheral smear of case 3 (Wright, x 100).
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