[ @entity4585 of the tonsils associated with XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity32 @entity8206 @entity295 @entity417 @entity882 @entity4585 @entity2590 @entity5389 @entity1200 @entity9758 @entity221
HISTORY AND ADMISSION FINDINGS: A 60-year-old @entity1 with @entity417 was found to have a @entity2590 ( @entity2590 ) which was classified as @entity417 ( @entity417 ). Because of severe @entity221 the @entity1 was hospitalized. Waldeyer's throat ring revealed signs of acute @entity32 . LABORATORY FINDINGS: Indicated severe @entity417 and @entity882 . Leucocytes were 8000/ml with a pathological shift to the left (1920/ml blasts). @entity8206 (59/91mm) were abnormal. An axial CT of the neck showed a left sided paratonsillar abscess. DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY: The @entity5389 was treated with antibiotics. Persistent @entity221 up to 39.8 degrees C suggested resistance to therapy. After three weeks the @entity1 developed @entity295 and died. Autopsy revealed @entity2590 with excess of blasts in transformation (RAEBT-t). @entity4585 was found in the throating where there was no paratonsillar abscess. Generalized @entity9758 was proved at autopsy, explaining the continuous @entity221 resistant to antibiotic treatment. CONCLUSION: @entity4585 is rarely associated with @entity2590 . @entity1200 may facilitate the occurrence of @entity9758 .
