Abstract:

Swyer-James-Macleod syndrome (SJMS) is a condition of obliterative bronchiolitis, which is believed to include infection in childhood in its etiology. Patients may not be diagnosed up to age. Non-invasive thorax is diagnosed with the methods of imaging and history. Antifospholipid antibodies syndrome (AFAS) is a repeated vascular thrombosis, a multisystemic autoimmune disease that is associated with unexplicable cause of fetal losses and trombocytopenia. 70 percent of patients are women. The distinctive diagnosis should also be taken into account for male patients with repeated or unusual thrombosis and unprovake thrombosis in young age. A 33-year-old man who applied to the clinical table of acute peripheral thrombus was consulted for breast diseases due to the occurrence of dyspnoe and was diagnosed with SJMS. In the follow-up, after advanced examinations, the patient was diagnosed with AFAS. Our case is due to the simultaneous association of these two rare syndrome.

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