1941
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1941.01500030091009
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Giant Follicular Lymphadenopathy

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“…Exfoliative dermatitis has also been described with monocytic leukaemia (Montgomery and Watkins, 1938), Hodgkin's disease (Symmers, 1924;Miller, 1928;Wigley, 1937;Epstein and MacEachern, 1937), and giant follicular lymphadenopathy (Symmers, 1938;Combes and Bluefarb, 1941). In lymphoblastic erythrodermia (Sequeira and Panton, 1921) there was erythrodermia with lymphadenopathy and lymphocytosis, but no evidence of leukaemia.…”
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“…Exfoliative dermatitis has also been described with monocytic leukaemia (Montgomery and Watkins, 1938), Hodgkin's disease (Symmers, 1924;Miller, 1928;Wigley, 1937;Epstein and MacEachern, 1937), and giant follicular lymphadenopathy (Symmers, 1938;Combes and Bluefarb, 1941). In lymphoblastic erythrodermia (Sequeira and Panton, 1921) there was erythrodermia with lymphadenopathy and lymphocytosis, but no evidence of leukaemia.…”
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confidence: 99%