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8090 [49]
3 years ago
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A diagnosis of Hodgkin's disease is suspected in a 12-year-old child. Several diagnostic studies are performed to determine the

presence of this disease. Which diagnostic test result will confirm the diagnosis of Hodgkin's disease
Biology
1 answer:
jasenka [17]3 years ago
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Answer:

The analyzes that determine the accurate diagnosis of hodking disease are blood or complete laboratory analysis, computed tomography of lymphadenopathy, puncture and histopathological analysis of diseased lymph nodes, scintigraphy to check the areas of greatest metabolism in the body for lymphadenopathy. not detected

Explanation:

Hodking disease consists of lymphatic lymph nodes, these increase in volume and is due to the malignant neoplasm that they suffer within them.

The histopathological analysis that is done in the laboratory is what gives us the utmost certainty of this pathology.

Hodking disease consists of lymphatic lymph nodes, these increase in volume and is due to the malignant neoplasm that they suffer within them.

The histopathological analysis that is done in the laboratory is what gives us the utmost certainty of this pathology. In the histopathology cells called Sternberg cells usually appear.

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