The authors present literature data and original findings on characteristics and frequency of hematological disorders in SLE. Marked hemopathies are called SLE masks as in primary examination of the patient systemic blood diseases are not rejected this necessitating special investigations to exclude them. A rare case of SLE debut simulating paraproteinemic hemoblastosis is reported.
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