Abdominal Manifestations of Hodgkin's Disease

Müller, George P.; Boles, Russell S.

doi:10.1001/jama.1927.02680310013003

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“…These lesions are histologically similar to those in the lymph nodes (Jackson and Parker, 1947). The occurrence of pathological changes unrelated to Hodgkin's disease has been appreciated by others (Abbatucci and Beatty, 1953;Beatty, 1954;Brunner, 1925;Chevallier and Bernard, 1932;Ewing, 1940;Foulon, 1932;Hoster, Zanes, and von Haam, 1949;Loeper and Lebret, 1940;Longcope, 1903;Muller and Boles, 1927;Reed, 1902;Wallhauser, 1933). Specifically noted have been tuberculosis, amyloidosis, focal necrosis, fatty degeneration, fibrosis, cirrhosis, viral hepatitis, congestion, and adhesions.…”

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“…Specifically noted have been tuberculosis, amyloidosis, focal necrosis, fatty degeneration, fibrosis, cirrhosis, viral hepatitis, congestion, and adhesions. Simultaneous, invovlement of the liver with Hodgkin's disease and tuberculosis (Loeper and Lebret, 1940;Wallhauser, 1933), fatty degeneration (Longcope, 1903;Muller and Boles, 1927;Reed, 1902) and fibrosis (Longcope, 1903;Reed, 1902;Tschekulajev, 1951) has also been reported.…”

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