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Swollen lymph gland on neck for 4 months, all bloods normal awaiting ultrasound, can ultrasound detect lymphoma?
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Tissue examination: Definitive diagnosis of lymphoma requires examination of the involved lymph node by a pathologist. Ultrasound may disclose if deeper situated lymph nodes are also involved.
Answered 5/7/2016
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