kimura’s disease – a rare entity
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Abstract
Introduction: Kimura’s disease is a benign, but locally injurious disease with a marked predilection for the head and neck. Case Report: We present two cases of this rare disease. Discussion: Of uncertain aetiology, its tendency to present as a discrete, enlarging mass with associated lymphadenopathy makes it a condition of interest to clinicians who see head and neck pathology. Although rare, there are increasing numbers of reports of the condition and it should become part of the standard differential diagnosis.
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| Authors | ;Ashutosh Talwar;Neerja Puri |
| Journal | european journal of integrative medicine |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.7241/ourd.20133.79
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