Two cases show delays in lymph node biopsy, highlighting imaging and fine-needle aspiration's impact on diagnosis.
Excisional lymph node biopsy remains the gold standard for lymphoma diagnosis, yet the optimal timing is often overlooked. In this study, two cases illustrating delays caused by reliance on imaging and fine‐needle aspiration, emphasizing histopathology and clinical suspicion for timely diagnosis, were reported.
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