Fig. 4From: Idiopathic multicentric castleman’s disease mimicking immunoglobulin G4-related disease responding well to Bortezomib: a case report(A) At low magnification, the lymphatic sinuses are open, the lymphatic follicles are visible, the germinal centres are narrowed, and numerous mature plasma cell infiltrates are seen between the follicles in a lamellar pattern (×100); (B) The infiltrating plasma cells are cytoplasm-rich, dichromatophilic, with large round, deviated nuclei and wheel-like chromatin under high magnification (×400); (C, D) CD38 and CD138 immunohistochemical staining showed a large number of positive plasma cells between the follicles; (E) Immunoglobulin (IgG) positive plasma cells could be seen by immunohistochemical staining; (F) IgG4-positive plasma cells could be seen by immunohistochemical staining; The IgG4/IgG ratio was greater than 40%Back to article page