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Multiple myeloma needs to be differentiated from other blood cell disorders as well as bony [[neoplasm]]s and [[metastasis]]. | Multiple myeloma needs to be differentiated from other blood cell disorders as well as bony [[neoplasm]]s and [[metastasis]]. | ||
== | ==Multiple Myeloma Differential Diagnosis== | ||
; Diseases with similar symptoms | ; Diseases with similar symptoms | ||
*[[Bone fracture]] - this includes lytic bone tumors such as: | *[[Bone fracture]] - this includes lytic bone tumors such as: |
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Overview
Multiple myeloma needs to be differentiated from other blood cell disorders as well as bony neoplasms and metastasis.
Multiple Myeloma Differential Diagnosis
- Diseases with similar symptoms
- Bone fracture - this includes lytic bone tumors such as:
- Reactive plasmacytosis
- Macroglobulinemia
- Bone metastatic tumor
- Other plasma cell disorders such as: