Autopsy findings in XXXX .

@entity1 @entity2826 @entity66 @entity706 @entity149 @entity1292 @entity791 @entity204
Autopsies in 20 @entity1 with the @entity791 ( @entity791 )-related @entity706 were studied retrospectively to ascertain the precise cause of @entity204 and the extent of @entity66 . Eight @entity1 had primary central nervous system (CNS) @entity706 : two of them were diagnosed antemortem; @entity149 was suspected in three others by computerized tomographic (CT) scan and was confirmed at autopsy. The remaining three were diagnosed incidentally at autopsy. All had concurrent infections at autopsy, including @entity1292 in six and pyogenic infections in two. @entity1292 at autopsy in these @entity1 outnumbered those diagnosed clinically. Twelve @entity1 had @entity706 . Three were diagnosed only at autopsy, two of whom had extensive @entity2826 ( @entity2826 ) as well. Eight @entity1 were treated with chemotherapy, but died with disseminated disease. @entity1292 were found at autopsy in five @entity1 . Secondary involvement of the CNS by @entity706 was frequent (66%) and was not related to previous bone marrow involvement. The authors conclude that the incidence of @entity706 occurring in @entity791 may be more frequent than diagnosed clinically. Similarly, multiple @entity1292 occur in these @entity1 which are not diagnosed premortem and may contribute to @entity204 .
