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Castleman's disease, a rare benign lymphoproliferative disorder, may be localized or widespread, with the localized form having two histopathological types.   The hyaline vascular type is seen in the majority of cases, commonly presenting with only pressure symptoms in young individuals. Parotid Castleman's disease is extremely rare. To the best of the authors' knowledge, fewer than 20 cases have been reported in world literature so far. There has been only one previous case report describing the ultrasonographic findings in parotid Castleman's disease, described in a 50-year-old man in whom ultrasound showed an ill-defined, heterogeneous, partly cystic mass with multiple intraparotid and cervical lymph nodes.   Ultrasound image of Castleman's disease See arrows In the present case, ultrasound showed a more homogeneously hypoechoeic mass with surrounding hypoechoeic intraparotid and cervical lymph nodes. The findings are more consistent ...

This particular image is taken by Sana Kashif there's so much controversy on what the diagnosis should be so we ask you to give us your opinion in the comment box with reasons and possible differential diagnosis and suggestions to help our colleagues learn Image by Sana Kashif we are determined to expose incredible cases that will teach our colleagues and expose all medical enthusiasts to cases that is possible but very rare. So we brought you so far exceptional cases like: Intrahepatic cyesis , a case seen on the 13th Dec, 2018 in Namibia. The cause of this type of rare ectopic occurrence is not fully known but research shows that it happens 1 in 8,000 pregnant cases. we are still researching to bring full details as we get them. Live shots of ovulating ovar y, this is an almost impossible thing to see because surgery is not done just to see it. so in a rare happening it was caught on camera Baby with fibroid 9 times her weight , while...