| Literature DB >> 32774630 |
Jihane Smaali1, Abdessadak El Khattabi1, Mohamed El Qatni1, Fadoua Mekouar1, Youssef Sekkach1, Ali Abouzahir1, Taoufik Ameziane1, Driss Ghafir1.
Abstract
Adult onset Still's disease (AOSD) and lymphomas are diseases characterized by very similar clinical and histopathological manifestations. The association between these diseases has rarely been reported in the literature. We here report the case of a 26-year old patient diagnosed with adult onset Still's disease. She had been previously treated for large B-cell Non-Hodgkin lymphoma (LBCNHL) with chemotherapy and haemopoietic stem-cell autograft with complete remission. The association between AOSD and lymphoma is rare and in all cases AOSD has been diagnosed before lymphoma. The peculiarity of this study lies in the succession LBCNHL- AOSD and raises several hypotheses on the association between these two diseases. The association between non-autoimmune diseases and lymphoid hemopathies have been widely demonstrated, whether it is the progression of autoimmune diseases vs lymphoma or non-autoimmune disease manifestations occurring in patients with this disease. This study highlights the difficult distinction between these diseases. © Jihane Smaali et al.Entities:
Keywords: Adult onset Still′s disease; autoimmune diseases; cancer; hematopathies; lymphoma
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Year: 2020 PMID: 32774630 PMCID: PMC7388607 DOI: 10.11604/pamj.2020.36.55.9806
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Pan Afr Med J
Maladie de Still de l’adulte etlymphomes malins: caractéristiques des 9 cas rapportés
| Auteur | Age/Sexe | Lymphome associé | Chronologie (mois) | MSA ttt et réponse | Néoplasie ttt et réponse | Evolution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trotta et al. | 52/F | LMNH (grandes cellules B) | MSA précède (24) | CtC (RI) | Chimiothérapie | MSA: RI LMNH: RC |
| Kawasaki et al. | 58/F | LMNH (cellules T) | MSA précède (4) | CtC discontinue (RI) | Chimiothérapie | MSA et LMNH: RC après Chimiothérapie |
| Isimbaldi et al. | 19/M | LMNH (angiotrope T) | Simultanés | Ctc (échec) | 0(diagnostic autopsique) | Décès/défaillance multiviscérale |
| Sono et al. | 50/M | LMNH (grandes cellules B) | MSA précède (18) | CtC, CPM, MTX (RI) | Chimiothérapie | LMNH réfractaire |
| Otrock et al. | 32/F | LMNH (grandes cellules) | MSA précède (10) | CtC (RC) | Chimiothérapie | MSA: controlée LMNH: rechute |
| Kato et al. | 25/M | LMNH (nasal NK) | simultanés | CtC (RI) | Chimiothérapie | Non évaluable |
| Gratton et Imboden | 23/F | Maladie de Hodgkin | MSA précède (1) | AINS (non évaluable) | Chimiothérapie | MSA: pas de rechute Hodgkin: RC |
| Voinchet et al. | 38/M | LMNH splénique (zone marginale) | MSA précède (12) | AINS (échec) | Non évaluable | Non évaluable |
| Notre observation | 26/F | LMNH( grandes cellules B) | LMNH précède(29) | CtC (RI) puis MTX (RC) | Chimiothérapie (R-CHOP: RI) puis R-ECHAP +auto-greffe avec RC | MSA: RC LMNH: RC |
MSA: maladie de Still de l’adulte; ttt: traitement; LMNH : lymphome malin non hodgkinien ; CtC : corticothérapie (0,5 à 1 mg/kg/j); MTX: Méthotrexate; CPM: Cyclophosphamide; AINS: anti-inflammatoires non stéroïdiens; RC: rémission complète; RI: rémission incomplète