'Cervical lymphadenopathy' presentation slideshows

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The Tonsils and Adenoids in Pediatric Patients

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Adenotonsillar disease

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COMMON RHEUMATIC DISEASES

COMMON RHEUMATIC DISEASES. Dr. Abdullah Al Mazyad Consultant Pediatric Rheumatologist Department of Pediatrics King saud University. Symptoms and Signs of Joint Diseases. Symptoms - Pain - Stiffness - Deformity - Loss of function - Systemic illness Signs - Heat - Redness

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Systemic disorders and sydromes with H & N manifestation

Systemic disorders and sydromes with H & N manifestation. Jan Laco, M.D., Ph.D. Cardiovascular diseases. Infective endocarditis source: bacteraemia after tooth brushing or extraction < 15% IE valve defects: congenital x rheumatic fever prosthetic valves

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ONCOLOGY CONFERENCE

ONCOLOGY CONFERENCE. DANIEL TODD, M.D. ENT, P.C. 43 YOWM. 3 MONTH HISTORY OF CERVICAL LYMPHADENOPATHY NO TYPE B SYMPTOMS NO INFLAMMATORY SYMPTOMS SMOKER. 43 YOWM. SMOKER STILL OWNS HIS TONSILS OTHERWISE NL HEAD AND NECK EXAM RADIOLOGY PATH (FNA). LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY. 57 YOF

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CERVICAL LYMPHADENOPATHY

CERVICAL LYMPHADENOPATHY. Prof. SHANMUGASUNDARAM. P.N Professor and Head Department of General Surgery Kilpauk medical college. Introduction. Enlarged lymph nodes is one of the common presentation in head and neck patients.

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QPR-WBC disorders

Quick Review of Pathology for clinicians and senior students. WBC disorders, hematologic malignancy

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Right lateral Cervical Mass

Presenting Manifestation. Right lateral Cervical Mass. Approach to Diagnosis. Symptom with the least number of diseases. Cervical Lymphadenopathy in children. Upper Respiratory Tract infection Tuberculosis Lymphoma Mumps Dental Caries. Approach to Diagnosis. History

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Hematopathology, Case 7

Hematopathology, Case 7. A 51 year-old male presents with fatigue, malaise and occasional low grade fevers. Physical examination reveals bilateral non-tender cervical lymphadenopathy and an enlarged inguinal lymph node. CBC WBC 6.2x103/mL, Hemoglobin 11.8g/dL Hematocrit 36.1%

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