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 | Hypopigmented skin lesions, fevers, chills, sweats and diffuse lymphadenopathy
A man in his fifties with HIV (current CD4 cell count 57 cells/microliter) presented with several months of generalized malaise, poor appetite, weight loss (13.6 kg, 30 lb). He had also developed scattered hypopigmented patches on his trunk. Over the month prior to evaluation, he developed fevers, chills, sweats, diffuse lymphadenopathy and abdominal bloating. Read More » | |
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A male in his forties was referred from an East African country for evaluation of recurrent abdominal pain and features of bowel obstruction. » |
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A teenaged female presented with fever, abdominal pain, body aches, and rash over her entire body including the palms and soles. » |
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A woman in her sixties with 5 months of weight loss, poor appetite, and increased abdominal girth referred to gynecology with large right adnexal mass » |
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A male in his seventies presented with nonproductive cough, dyspnea, and fevers » |
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A woman with fever, headache, and a new rash. » |
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