Complete excision and management of large hyaline-vascular pelvic Castleman's disease with coexisting cholecystolithiasis: A rare case report

Keyphrases

• Rare Case Report 100%
• Complete Excision 100%
• Cholecystolithiasis 100%
• Castleman Disease 100%
• Hyaline Vascular Type 100%
• Ureter 75%
• Immunohistochemical Tests 50%
• Laparotomy 50%
• Gross Total Resection 50%
• Pelvic Mass 50%
• Vomiting 25%
• Bleeding 25%
• Young Males 25%
• Adjunctive Therapy 25%
• Hyperplasia 25%
• Prophylactic Treatment 25%
• Jaundice 25%
• Solid Mass 25%
• Rectum 25%
• Lymphadenopathy 25%
• Multicentric 25%
• Cystic Degeneration 25%
• Epigastric Pain 25%
• Mass Removal 25%
• Cholecystitis 25%
• Gallbladder 25%
• Lymphovascular 25%
• Intraoperative Magnetic Resonance Imaging (iMRI) 25%
• Lymph Node Biopsy 25%
• Internal Iliac Artery 25%
• Mass Excision 25%
• Massive Intraoperative Bleeding 25%
• Hypervascular 25%
• Hyaline Vascular Castleman Disease 25%
• Asymptomatic Mass 25%
• Unicentric 25%
• Completely Resected 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Pelvis 100%
• Cholelithiasis 100%
• Angiofollicular Lymph Node Hyperplasia 100%
• Ureter 60%
• Bleeding 40%
• Immunohistochemistry 40%
• Laparotomy 40%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 20%
• Lymph Duct 20%
• Biopsy Technique 20%
• Jaundice 20%
• Case Presentation 20%
• Lymphadenopathy 20%
• Hyperplasia 20%
• Epigastric Pain 20%
• Cholecystitis 20%
• Internal Iliac Artery 20%
• Lymph Node Biopsy 20%