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Castleman's disease (CH) or angiopholic lymph nod hyperplasia is a rare, benign, unknown disease that causes lymph nod hyperplasia. This disease causes a twist in the direction of diagnosis and treatment for most doctors. Biopsy of the tissue is necessary for the exact diagnosis of the disease. CH rarely holds the submandibular gland. The treatment of solid forms located in the neck area is a surgical excision. In this article, a 42-year-old woman was presented by reviewing the literature of the CH phenomenon in the submandibular gland. Keywords: Castleman's Disease of Submandibular Gland Castleman's disease (CD), or angiofollicular lymph nod hyperplasia, is a rare, benign disease of unknown etiology giving rise to lymph nod hyperplasia. This disease creates both diagnostic and therapeutic dilemmas for most physicians. Tissue biopsy is necessary for a definitive diagnosis. CD of the submandibular gland occurs very rarely. Surgery is the treatment of choice for the solitary form in the neck region. We present a 42 year-old woman with CD of submandibular gland together with the review of the literature.  Keywords: Castleman's disease, neck, submandibular gland