Secondary Myelodysplastic Syndrome May Happen Same as Paraneoplastic Syndrome in a Period of Time and Prior to The Appearance of Malignancy: A case Study of 6 Patients
The second patient was a 49 year old man who was referred to clinic because of Macrocytic Anemia and low Retic count and he underwent BMA and BMB because of Anemia continuity and has diagnosed as MDS in BMA (, ).\nDuring follow up period, patient required blood injection once each 15 days, so thalidomide was started for him. He had frequent infections because of leukopenia and had a history of hospitalization. During follow up period and after 1.5 months of thalidomide initiation and 9 months later, he was affected by colon cancer and had no problem in CBC diff. after treatment of colon cancer.