THROMBOTIC MICROANGIOPATHY: DIAGNOSTIC CHALLENGES IN THE PRIMARY MULTIPLE NEOPLASM INVOLVEMENT WITH PREVALENT METASTASIS WITH GRANULOMATOSIS INFLAMMATORY FOCUSES.

Patient, who died during the hospital stay, had hemoblastosis and syphilis in the reported medical history. While the patient was examined doctors suspected the presence of malignancy with unknown primary localization with multiple metastatic injuries with clinical and laboratory TTP signs (hemorrhagic syndrome, thrombocytopenia, shystocytosis, and non-immune hemolytic anemia). Despite treatment, the general patient's condition progressively worsens with increasing multiple organ decompensation signs.