Immunodeficiency and Thymoma: A Case Report on Good Syndrome, a Diagnosis Frequently Missed and Forgotten

Andy Sing Ong Tang; Wei Huei Loh; Qi Ying Wong; Siaw Tze Yeo; Wei Loon Ng; Pak Inn Teoh; Tem Lom Fam; Lee Ping Chew; Hock Hin Chua

doi:10.12659/AJCR.928659

13 March 2021 : Case report Malaysia

Immunodeficiency and Thymoma: A Case Report on Good Syndrome, a Diagnosis Frequently Missed and Forgotten

Challenging differential diagnosis, Unusual setting of medical care, Rare disease

Andy Sing Ong Tang^1ABCDEF*, Wei Huei Loh^2BCEF, Qi Ying Wong^2BCDEF, Siaw Tze Yeo^2BCDEF, Wei Loon Ng^3BDF, Pak Inn Teoh^4BD, Tem Lom Fam^1BDEG, Lee Ping Chew^5ABDEF, Hock Hin Chua^6ADEF

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.928659

Am J Case Rep 2021; 22:e928659

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Figure 1. Type AB thymoma. (A) Classical biphasic tumor with delineation of a spindle cell-rich type A area (right) and a lymphocyte-rich type B area (left) through a fibrous septum. (B) Type A area featuring spindle cells in fascicles and short storiform pattern. (C) Type B area featuring round oval or polygonal epithelial cells admixed with large numbers of small lymphocytes.

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Immunodeficiency and Thymoma: A Case Report on Good Syndrome, a Diagnosis Frequently Missed and Forgotten

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