BJH - volume 6, issue Abstract Book BHS, january 2015
G. Claes , D. Bron MD, PhD, M. Maerevoet MD, S. Benghiat MD, PhD, V. De Wilde MD, PhD, B. Bailly MD, N. Istaces , J. Brauner , O. Pradier MD, PhD, N. Meuleman MD, PhD
M. Igala MD, B. Bailly MD, M.F. Dehou MD, S. Goldman MD, PhD, I. Vierasu MD, O. Pradier MD, PhD, A. Kentos MD, D. Bron MD, PhD
Summary
Mantle-cell lymphoma (MCL), located in the central nervous system (CNS) was first described some twenty years ago. It is a rare lymphoma usually diagnosed in the context of a resistant or recurring illness. We report the case of a patient in whom bilateral exophthalmia and palpebral ptosis were the first manifestations of a MCL with retro-orbital and meningeal infiltration.
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