Abstract:Plasma cell leukaemia is an extremely rare haematological malignancy with a poor prognosis. It is defined by the presence in the circulating blood of a number of plasma cells greater than 2 giga/L or greater than 20% of the leukocytes. It presents in two forms: secondary plasma cell leukaemia complicating a known multiple myeloma, and primary plasma cell leukaemia, which is leukaemic in origin. We report the observation of a 52-year-old Moroccan patient who presented with bone pain and general deterioration 3 … Show more
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