Question 212 · LDEK · Infections
In which ulceration the surrounding lymph nodes are mobile against the base, following their softening and merging into bundles?
- A. tuberculosis-associated.
- B. syphilis-associated.
- C. cancerous.
- D. traumatic.
- E. Sutton’s ulcers.
Hint
Which infection causes caseation of regional nodes, so that they soften, fuse into matted packets and may form fistulae?
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