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We report a patient with granulomatous mycosis fungoides (MF) that progressed to a tumoral pattern and finally developed clinical pulmonary and thyroid involvement, despite multiple and intensive treatments. We emphasize the visceral involvement in this case, which was manifest as dyspnoea simulating pneumonia and by palpable thyroid nodules. These features are very unusual even in classic MF, and this is the first case in our knowledge of thyroid involvement in granulomatous MF.
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