[Lymph-node sarcoma with presence of plasma cells and immunologic abnormalities].
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The author recalls that it is not only difficult but often impossible to diagnose venous thrombosis and to establish the frequency with which pulmonary embolisms are not recognized. He also deals thoroughly with the subject of anticoagulant therapy. He does not consider age to be a contraindication but does regard lesions that bleed as such. However, lack of discipline on the part of the patient and his family constitutes a real contraindication of a psychological type, in certain cases. The author considers that the association of anticoagulants and anti-inflammatory drugs is dangerous.
The authors report five cases of gastric amyloidosis in addition of the fourty three published cases. These cases was polyvisceral forms, 4 times primitive and 1 time secondary to a psoriasic rheumatism. Three times only the patients had complaints of digestive tract. Four times non specific radiologic and endoscopic signs lead to a biopsy which permits diagnosis. The biopsy of gastric mucosa must take place beside the rectal biopsy; more difficult to do, it might be more successfull because the stomach is more often infiltrated by amyloidosis than the colon.