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3. Exceptional Liver Transplant Indications: Unveiling the Uncommon Landscape

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Cabel, Teodor, primary, Pascu, Cristina Madalina, additional, Ghenea, Catalin Stefan, additional, Dumbrava, Bogdan Florin, additional, Gunsahin, Deniz, additional, Andrunache, Andreea, additional, Negoita, Livia-Marieta, additional, Panaitescu, Afrodita, additional, Rinja, Ecaterina Mihaela, additional, Pavel, Christopher, additional, Plotogea, Oana-Mihaela, additional, Stan-Ilie, Madalina, additional, Sandru, Vasile, additional, and Mihaila, Mariana, additional

Published
2024
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10. Living Donor Liver Transplantation for Unresectable Liver Adenomatosis Associated with Congenital Absence of Portal Vein: A Case Report and Literature Review

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Brasoveanu, Vladislav, primary, Ionescu, Mihnea Ioan, additional, Grigorie, Razvan, additional, Mihaila, Mariana, additional, Bacalbasa, Nicolae, additional, Dumitru, Radu, additional, Herlea, Vlad, additional, Iorgescu, Andreea, additional, Tomescu, Dana, additional, and Popescu, Irinel, additional

Published
2015
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11. RARE FINDING IN A PATIENT WITH MYCOSIS FUNGOIDES - SENSORIMOTOR AXONAL POLYNEUROPATHY.

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Obrisca, Oana, Bardas, Alexandru, Morari, Oana, Elmi-Mujdaba, Ayghiul, Popescu, Bogdan O., and Mihaila, Mariana

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*MYCOSIS fungoides, *SENSORIMOTOR integration, *AXONAL transport, *PERIPHERAL nervous system, *PARANEOPLASTIC syndromes
Abstract

We report the case of a 62-year old patient who presented a rare association of Mycosis fungoides, a subtype of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma and sensorimotor axonal neuropathy. Usually, leptomeningeal dissemination and central nervous system involvement are much more frequently encountered in cases of Mycosis fungoides with extracutaneous spread and only few case reports describe the involvement of peripheral nerves. The challenge in our case was to correlate a possible etiopathogenic factor with the polyneuropathy. Although, it was most probably a paraneoplastic manifestation, the associated neuropathy could have had other possible pathogenic mechanisms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017

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