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Age 25 f, for an year hvv rt post cervical lft supraclav bilateral axillary n mesentric few and sub centi nodes, needle biopsy of supraclav is reac?
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Lymph nodes: Would consider biopsy, could be reactive or castlemans or due to underlying celiac, autoimmune or other condition f/U with doctor /urgent care
Answered 5/6/2015
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