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George H. Curtis, M.D.; John R. Haserick, M.D.; Harold N. Cole, Jr., M.D.

AMA Arch Derm Syphilol. 1952;66(3):407-413.

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Lymphocytic Lymphosarcoma. Presented by DR. H. H. BREMERS, DR. C. GEORGE, and DR. C. SUNIT, for DR. DAVID ROSENBERG.

F. K., a white man aged 52, has noticed recurrent nontender lumps in the skin for the last two months. About two weeks prior to admission he noticed a large mass in the left parotid area, a steady left retro-orbital pain, and diplopia.

On physical examination, a bony prominence in the frontal area, nodules in the skin of the right and left frontal areas, and a movable tumor which was attached to the skin in the left parotid area were noted. There was a slightly indurated area in the skin of the right anterior chest wall. A small nodule was present in the skin over the right biceps. There was generalized adenopathy. A left posterior cervical node and a mass in the right inguinal area were particularly prominent. The patient . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

Author Affiliations
President; Secretary; Reporter Nov. 29, 1951

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