Castleman's Disease with a Rare Paraduodenal Localization Treated by Laparoscopy: Case Report and Literature Review

Castleman disease is a rare proliferation disorder of the lymphatic system. Castleman Disease occurs less frequently in the mesenteric-paraduodenal localization. Surgical complete resection is recommended for the diagnosis and treatment of symptomatic paraduodenal masses. The number of reported cases of laparoscopic resection of Castleman's Disease located in the paraduodenal region is quite low in the literature. This article aims to present a rare case with characteristic histological and radiological findings treated with a laparoscopic approach.