[Persistent polyadenopathic syndrome secondary to cytomegalovirus infection in an immunocompetent host]

A case of polyadenopathic syndrome is presented which involved practically all the ganglionar territories and hepatosplenomegaly in a 15 year old male without a relevant previous history, non immunedepressed, without drug addiction or having received blood er blood derivatives. The clinical picture caused by a cytomegalovirus infection has persisted for 24 months with no modification of adenopathies. The inclusion of CMV infections in the differential diagnosis of generalized adenopathic syndromes is proposed.