Lecture

Lymphadenitis and Lymphoma: Clinical Correlations

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Description

This lecture covers hypersensitivity reactions, the origin of T and B lymphocytes names, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, reactive lymphadenitis, and the histology of lymph nodes. It discusses symptoms, causes, and microbial organisms related to lymphadenitis, emphasizing bacterial infections. The presentation also includes the structure of lymph nodes and clinical cases of lymphadenitis and lymphoma.

Instructor

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Health sciences

Immunology: Immune system

Hematology: Lymphoma

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