YEAR

AUTHOR

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS AND BACKGROUND

1990

Chesyln-Curtis S, Akosa AB et al.

Multiple Myeloma

1994

Ohshima et al.

Primary thyroid plasmacytoma with Hashimoto's disease.

1994

Kovacs CS et al.

Solitary plasmacytoma arising from a thyroid with Hashimoto's disease.

1999

Hasegawa et al.

Malignant lymphoma followed by plasmacytoma in Hashimoto's thyroiditis.

2000

Bourtsos EP et al.

Medullary carcinoma

2004

De Schrijver et al.

Rapidly enlarging thyroid mass in a patient with known Hashimoto's disease.

2006

Kuo et al.

Mass in the right thyroid lobe.

2007

Chaganti et al.

Rapidly enlarging palpable thyroid mass with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis

2008

Ozkan et al.

Multiple Myeloma had a rapidly enlarging mass in the right thyroid lobe

2009

Avila et al.

Rapidly enlarging palpable thyroid mass.

2010

Fraser et al.

Hashimoto’s thyroiditis

2010

Meccawy et al.

Hashimoto’s thyroiditis with progresssively enlargin mass with pressure
syntoms including change in voice dyspenea and dysphasia.

2010

Abdel Khalek et al.

Hoarseness, dyspnea, dysphagia and anterior neck discomfort.

2010

Kandil et al.

Plasmacytoma is a cause of diffuse thyromegaly

2011

Patten et al.

Hashimoto’s thyroiditis in a Micropapillary carcinoma.

2011

Puliga et al.

Multinodular goiter

2011

Shahani et al.

Previous Diffuse large B cell lymphoma followed by a Plasmacytoma

2012

Yao CM et al.

this report discuss a case of Total thyroidectomy and neck lymph node dissection

2014

Hassan et al.

A 53-year-old male patient presented to the surgery OPD with history of swelling of the left side of his neck for the last six months.

2014

Lee et al.

Hashimoto thyroiditis presented with a growing nodule in the thyroid.

2014

Bhat et al.

Hashimoto's thyroiditis

2015

Mertens de Wilmars et al.

Rapidly enlarging palpable thyroid mass.

2019

Gochhait et al.,

Rapidly increasing diffuse thyroid mass

2019

Sahu KK et al.

Hoarseness of voice

2019

Fahd Refai et al.

Hashimoto’s thyroiditis


Table 1: Cases of Plasmacytoma since 1990 with differential diagnosis and background

Figure 1: Thyroid parenchyma replaced by neoplastic proliferation consisting of a population of mature plasma cells

Figure 2: In the lower left corner there is neoplastic plasma cellular proliferation; in the upper right corner on the right there is thyroid parenchyma, consisting of flat cubic thyrocytes, with micro and medium follicular architecture

Figure 3: Immunohistochemical investigation showing monotypic restriction for Kappa light chains

Figure 4: Cd38,138,20,79 EMA: Immunohistochemical survey positive for Cd38,138,20,79 EMA