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Necrotic Lymphadenopathy in Infants: TB or Not TB? | Clinical Decision Making

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Necrotic Lymphadenopathy in Infants: TB or Not TB? | Clinical Decision Making

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Dive into this complex case of infant lymphadenopathy with necrotic nodes. Understand the differential diagnosis, investigation protocol, and treatment considerations for suspected tuberculosis in pediatric patients. Essential viewing for pediatricians, infectious disease specialists, and medical trainees.

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