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Category:Musicians from YokohamaMultiple myeloma with tumor necrosis.
Tumor necrosis is a rare complication of multiple myeloma. It may occur in conjunction with the diagnosis of multiple myeloma or in its course. We report a 73-year-old man who presented with generalized bone pain and multiple osteolytic lesions. Laboratory investigation showed an elevated serum concentration of intact monoclonal immunoglobulin-G lambda, elevated bone marrow plasma cells, and high plasma cell labeling with anti-IgG antibody. There was a lytic bone lesion at the femoral neck confirmed by bone marrow biopsy and the presence of kappa light-chain paraprotein in the urine. Pathologically, there was diffuse infiltration of numerous plasma cells with a marked increase in tumor necrosis. It is postulated that the necrotic tissue contained multiple plasma cells that were released from the bone marrow due to some stimulus.T-Mobile US Inc. has announced plans to buy a smaller rival, Sprint Corp., in a $26.5 billion deal that would make the third-biggest U.S. carrier by subscribers as much as triple in size and put it in direct competition with larger rivals.
T-Mobile said it would pay $20.4 billion in cash and $6.1 billion in stock for the smaller, struggling carrier, which has long been seen as an acquisition target for larger rivals such as AT&T Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc.
The transaction comes at a time when T-Mobile, a relatively new entrant to the market, is rapidly expanding its customer base and aggressively pursuing deals to reduce churn among its users. Sprint, however, has been struggling to increase its base of subscribers as it is hampered by the ownership of the nation’s second-biggest wireless network by the government-run radio company that holds a controlling stake in it.
That has made the company increasingly vulnerable to being scooped up by rivals looking to pick up networks that they see as unprofitable and therefore easy targets to be knocked out of the market. AT&T, for example, is planning to buy smaller wireless operator Leap Wireless Corp., be359ba680
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