Sellar and colleagues highlight three patients presenting with lymphadenopathy in whom appropriate management was delayed owing to a presumptive rather than definitive diagnosis of tuberculosis.1 However, tuberculous lymphadenitis cannot be rapidly diagnosed from the presence of acid- and alcohol-fast bacilli in fine needle aspirates. All mycobacteria are acid- and …
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