tuberculous lymphadenopathy
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tuberculous lymphadenitis — tuberculosis of lymph nodes, usually cervical ones but sometimes mediastinal ones; see tuberculous cervical l. and tuberculous mediastinal l. It may be a primary infection or may be caused by lymphatic or hematogenous spread from infection… … Medical dictionary
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cervical lymphadenopathy — enlarged, inflamed, and tender cervical lymph nodes, seen in certain infectious diseases of children, such as acute infections of the throat. See also tuberculous cervical lymphadenitis, under lymphadenitis. Called also cervical adenitis or… … Medical dictionary
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