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P106 | What’s in a lymph node? A case of unexplained fever and lymphadenopathy

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Diagnosis of follicular T cell lymphoma was obtained through excisional lymph node biopsy, leading to improved clinical outcomes.
Following the CHOEP regimen, the patient's condition showed stable disease and no lymph node uptake after two months.
Patient presented with nonspecific symptoms, and deductive reasoning was crucial for timely identification of the underlying condition.
Case illustrates the challenges in diagnosing fever of unknown origin, underlining the importance of thorough evaluation.

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Case study reveals angioimmunoblastic T cell lymphoma in a patient with fever of unknown origin, indicating urgent diagnosis is crucial.

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