Metachronous lymphomatous proliferations of B and T lineage in the same patient are a very rare event. We report the case of a 48-year-old male patient presenting with stage IIIb multiple myeloma treated with first line chemotherapy who developed six months later erythematosus and ulcerated nodule in the anterior aspect of the thigh related with metastatic cutaneous anaplastic large T cell lymphoma.
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