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Rahul Banerjee: This is fascinating, even if rare

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Apr 15, 2024, 11:06

Rahul Banerjee: This is fascinating, even if rare

Rahul Banerjee, Assistant Professor in the Division of Medical Oncology at the University of Washington shared a post by Blood Advances on X, adding:

“This is fascinating, even if rare. If you treat the Gaucher’s disease, the plasma cells will regress multiple myeloma. Both cases presented here were well into their adulthood if I ever see the word ‘foamy macrophage’ in a pathology report, I will start paying much more attention!”

Quoting Blood Advances’s post:

“Regression of smoldering myeloma with treatment of Gaucher disease.”

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Source: Rahul Banerjee/X and Blood Advances/X

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