II. Lymphoid Disorders: Clinicopathologic Correlation – NUS Pathweb :: NUS Pathweb

How do lymphoid disorders manifest clinically?

Lymphadenopathy
Inflammatory symptoms / signs
Systemic symptoms / signs

MINDMAP: Main Clinical manifestations of lymphoid diseases

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CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CORRELATES:

What are some questions to ask in a patient with lymphadenopathy? (Click to expand)

- - Nature of lymphadenopathy - Localised vs generalised?
  - Local signs/symptoms of inflammation – Pain, tenderness, redness, warmth
  - Systemic symptoms – fever, malaise, night sweats (associated with TB and some lymphomas)
  - Any regional pathology is draining sites – ulcers, masses, eczem
  - Past history and Systems review
    - Past history – immunocompromised state (predispose to lymphoma), known malignancy?
    - Systems review – history of known malignancy presenting with metastatic nodal disease
  More information on a practical approach will be covered in the Approach to Lymphadenotpathy Mindmap below.

Let's think about the PATIENT:

MINDMAP: Approach to Lymphadenopathy

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