Author(s)

Mbengue Mansour¹, Cissé Mouhamadou Moustapha¹, Faye Maria², Lemrabott Tall Ahmed², Fall Khodia², Keita Alex², Faye Moustapha², Ba Bakary², Diagne Seynabou², Keita Niakhaleen², Ba Mamadou Aw², Dieng Ameth², Niang Abdou², Ka El Hadji Fary², Diouf Boucar²

¹Department of Nephrology, Regional Hospital, Thies, Senegal.
²Department of Nephrology, Aristide Le Dantec University Hospital, Dakar, Senegal.

Multiple myeloma is on the list of neoplasia that may be associated with human immunodeficiency virus infection. It is an affection that aggravates the prognosis in these particular patients. We present the case of a patient with multiple myeloma and HIV infection, revealed by renal failure. This was a 59-year-old patient who was received to the Department of nephrology for renal failure associated with severe aregenerative pancytopenia. In etiological investigations, multiple myeloma associated with HIV1 infection was found. The evolution was unfavorable, marked by the death of the patient caused by digestive haemorrhage before the start of antiretroviral treatment and chemotherapy.

Multiple Myeloma, HIV, Renal Failure

Mansour, M. , Moustapha, C. , Maria, F. , Ahmed, L. , Khodia, F. , Alex, K. , Moustapha, F. , Bakary, B. , Seynabou, D. , Niakhaleen, K. , Aw, B. , Ameth, D. , Abdou, N. , Fary, K. and Boucar, D. (2019) Multiple Myeloma Secondary to HIV Infection, Revealed by Renal Failure: About a Case. Open Journal of Nephrology, 9, 20-25. doi: 10.4236/ojneph.2019.91002.