Clinical Diagnosis and Etiological Study of Reactive Lymphoid Hyperplasia
Zhong-jiao Lin
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Zhong-jiao Lin
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Objective To study and analyze the diagnosis,differential diagnosis,and pathogeny of reactive lymphoid hyperplasia for improving the recognition and diagnosis of reactive hyperplasia in lymphnodes.Method Data of 94 inpatients and outpatients in our hospital from 2002 to 2008 were collected and analyzed. Results There were some traits of the reactive hyperplasia in lymphnodes hereinafter: had low fever,lymphadenectasis,unconspicuous symptom,and complicated pathology.The pathogeny of the reactive hyperplasia in lymphnodes was so multiplicate and it was easy to misdiagnose.Symptoms and the other examinations can only do a little to diagnosis.The pathologic and immunological test was the only way to make a certain diagnosis. Conclusions More realization of the reactive hyperplasia in lymphnodes will make for the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of lymphadenectasis.
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Objective To study and analyze the diagnosis,differential diagnosis,and pathogeny of reactive lymphoid hyperplasia for improving the recognition and diagnosis of reactive hyperplasia in lymphnodes.Method Data of 94 inpatients and outpatients in our hospital from 2002 to 2008 were collected and analyzed. Results There were some traits of the reactive hyperplasia in lymphnodes hereinafter: had low fever,lymphadenectasis,unconspicuous symptom,and complicated pathology.The pathogeny of the reactive hyperplasia in lymphnodes was so multiplicate and it was easy to misdiagnose.Symptoms and the other examinations can only do a little to diagnosis.The pathologic and immunological test was the only way to make a certain diagnosis. Conclusions More realization of the reactive hyperplasia in lymphnodes will make for the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of lymphadenectasis.
Key concepts: Lymphoid hyperplasia, Hyperplasia, Differential diagnosis, Medicine, Pathology, Etiology, Radiology, Lymphoma