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Oct 25, 2022Keywords:
Axillary hidradenitis; lymph node tuberculosis; axillary swelling; case report
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Lymph node tuberculosis mimicking axillary hidradenitis: a case report
Abstract
Hidradenitis is a chronic benign pathology with acute manifestations, mainly occurring among young patients with hyper seborrhea. Its clinical presentation is an inflammatory, nodular and fistulized aspect. It affects many body parts, making its location a referral criterion for diagnosis. Our patient had, indeed, a clinical aspect of hidradenitis. However, pathology revealed that it is tuberculosis lymphadenitis.
