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When Lymph Nodes Don't Go Away: Pediatric Lymphadenopathy Case | Medical Education

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Detailed analysis of chronic cervical lymphadenopathy in a pediatric patient. Learn about the clinical evaluation, laboratory workup, and imaging findings that help differentiate between reactive and pathological lymph node enlargement. This case highlights the importance of systematic approach to neck masses in children and when to consider further investigation including tissue diagnosis.

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