A case of successful combination treatment of a patient with myeloma and acute diverticulitis. Clinical observation

Myeloma is an oncological disease characterized by uncontrolled formation of plasma cells in the bone marrow leading to destruction of bone tissue and accompanied by anemia and kidney failure. Morbidity is 1–2 % among all malignant tumors. Specific antitumor therapy in conjunction with bone marrow transplant allows to achieve satisfactory long-term outcomes. It should be noted that during therapy various complications are quite common, as well as exacerbation of concomitant pathology which can transform into a competitive disease at any moment. A clinical observation of treatment of a patient with myeloma and diverticulosis of the colon complicated by acute diverticulitis with paracolic infiltrate formation is presented.