@entity12692 with XXXX and the POEMS (Takatsuki's) syndrome.

@entity1 @entity4089 @entity251 @entity1375 @entity75 @entity4 @entity12692 @entity305 @entity828 @entity1897 @entity854 @entity7555 @entity2744 @entity4754 @entity79 @entity204
A 38-year-old black @entity1 with @entity12692 ( @entity12692 ), @entity75 , and the @entity7555 ( @entity305 , @entity7555 , @entity2744 , M protein, skin changes) was treated at the University of Chicago Hospitals. The @entity1 had @entity828 and generalized @entity1897 . @entity854 included decreased @entity251 with elevated luteinizing hormone and follicle-stimulating hormone, as well as @entity4089 and possible @entity1375 . Biopsy of a right femoral lymph node revealed @entity12692 , and an osteoblastic pelvic lesion showed a marked lymphoplasmacytic infiltrate. By immunohistochemical techniques, plasma cells in the lymph node and @entity75 were polyclonal. A @entity4754 was present. The lymph node T-lymphocyte population showed a decreased helper-to-suppressor cell ratio. Other findings included thickening of the skin, finger clubbing, and @entity4 . A severe @entity305 was the major factor contributing to the @entity1 's @entity204 . The association of @entity12692 , @entity79 , and the @entity7555 has been noted previously in Japan; however, the authors are unaware of reports on Western @entity1 who had this combination of clinical and laboratory findings.
