Case report of rare chronic myelogenous leukemia related multibacterial @entity733 presenting with XXXX .

@entity1 @entity3001 @entity3377 @entity706 @entity4 @entity3892 @entity4558 @entity450 @entity1778 @entity381 @entity733 @entity1860
INTRODUCTION: @entity733 associated with @entity1778 are rare. Most reported cases of @entity4558 abscesses occur after chemotherapy and are related to the immunosuppressive effects of the chemotherapy. Their etiology is most frequently fungal. PRESENTATION OF CASE: A 58-year-old male presented with @entity381 and @entity4 secondary to a multibacterial @entity733 which required a splenectomy. Upon investigation he was found to suffer from @entity1860 ( @entity1860 ) and @entity3892 . DISCUSSION: @entity733 are rarely found in @entity1778 @entity1 . Reported cases are fungal and commonly occur after chemotherapy due to immunosuppression. @entity4 with concurrent @entity381 can be found in other pathologies including @entity3377 , @entity3001 and even non-Hodgkin primary @entity706 . @entity4 in our case was likely secondary to @entity3892 and exacerbated by the effects of @entity381 upon the systemic circulation promoting @entity450 . CONCLUSION: This case illustrated an unusual presentation of @entity1860 because the @entity1 presented with @entity381 , a multibacterial @entity733 , and @entity4 .
