Case 38-1968

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Presentation of Case First admission. A twenty-two-year-old man was admitted to the hospital because of a painless cervical mass.He had been well until one year previously, when slight swelling of the cervical lymph nodes developed, without fever or rash. Tests for mononucleosis were negative. Penicillin was administered; the lymph-node swelling subsided within a week. Two weeks before entry a left cervical lymph node became enlarged, and slight anorexia and mild fatigue occurred. There had been no pruritus, fever, sweats, sore throat or intolerance of alcohol. He had taken no other medication.Examination of the eyes, ears, nose and throat . . .
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