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Lymphoma: Understanding the diagnostic challenges and improving outcomes in a TBand HIV-endemic area
Background and aims Diagnosing lymphoma can be challenging: even in the best-resourced settings, lymphoma diagnosis may be delayed owing to the insidious onset of symptoms and/or difficulties in obtaining lymph node biopsy for diagnosis. In TB-endemic countries the diagnostic challenges in lymphoma...
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Department of Pathology
2021
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