Castleman's disease is a group of heterogeneous lymphoproliferative disorders with unclear etiology and pathogenesis.This article reports a case of Castleman's disease of the parapharyngeal space, with a comprehensive literature review of the clinical feature and typing, pathologic diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis of the disease.This case is a unicentric type, which is clinically characterized by significant enlargement of lymph nodes without systemic symptoms. The pathology was hyaline vascular type, and the treatment of unicentric type was mostly based on surgery with a better prognosis.
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