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C. Bender (1952)
Diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis.Journal of the American Medical Association, 149 1
L. Schultz (1948)
Heterophile antibody titer in diseases other than infectious mononucleosis.Archives of internal medicine, 81 3
H. Bakst, S. Leibowitz (1952)
Infectious mononucleosis; report of case with first appearance of significant numbers of heterophil antibodies and abnormal lymphocytes ("virocytes") in seventh week of illness.The American journal of medicine, 13 2
S. Leibowitz (1952)
Infectious mononucleosis: The value of differential absorption tests in its serologic diagnosisThe American Journal of Medicine, 13
R. Goldman, B. Fishkin, E. Peterson (1950)
The value of the heterophile antibody reaction in the lymphomatous diseases.The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine, 35 5
Acute infectious mononucleosis occurring simultaneously with Hodgkin's disease in the same patient is a unique circumstance. Whether these conditions are related basically cannot be determined on the basis of this case; it is possible that they occurred coincidentally in this patient. REPORT OF CASE A 20-year-old white female college student became acutely ill May 4, 1952, with a transient episode of three to four loose stools per day for three or four days. Spontaneously, this condition cleared up. On May 12, 1952, anorexia, malaise, lethargy, generalized myalgia, fatigability, and weakness developed. She had a fever of 103 F, followed by a series of chills. Two days later the patient vomited once, and at that time physical examination revealed a few very small nodes in the anterior cervical chain. A slight headache appeared six days after the above com plaints. During the six days intervening between the onset of
JAMA – American Medical Association
Published: Mar 21, 1953
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