Question 16 (part 2) · LEK · Lymphomas and other systemic tumors
The enlargement of lymh nodes in Hodgkin’s lymphoma typically progresses:
- A. slowly – the medical history is usually long.
- B. rapidly – nodal lesions can double in size within a dozen or so hours.
- C. in young children quickly, and in adolescents slowly.
- D. in young children slowly, and in adolescents quickly.
- E. in Hodgkin’s lymphoma, lymph nodes are rarely enlarged.
Hint
Compare the indolent course of Hodgkin disease with the very short doubling time of Burkitt lymphoma.
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