Spleen metastasis as rare systemic manifestation of thymoma: a case report

Metastatic splenic disease from a thymoma, further complicated by development of Good's syndrome is extremely rare and hitherto never described before. To anticipate possible infectious complications in patients with newly diagnosed thymoma, we advise to routinely check immunoglobulin levels in these patients.

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Mediastinum
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.21037/med-25-17
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Myasthenia Gravis and Thymoma
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Abstract

Metastatic splenic disease from a thymoma, further complicated by development of Good's syndrome is extremely rare and hitherto never described before. To anticipate possible infectious complications in patients with newly diagnosed thymoma, we advise to routinely check immunoglobulin levels in these patients.

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