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[Immunocompromised HIV patient with lymphadenopathy and fever]
Greta Giardelli1, Alain Cometta, Thierry Rausch
1Service de médecine interne, CHUV, Lausanne. greta.giardelli@ticino.com
Abstract:
The case of a immunocompromised HIV patient with fever and lymphadenopathy discussed in an anatomo-pathological round. This complex clinical case was used as an opportunity to discuss the broad differential diagnosis of fever in an immunocompromized individual with multiples lymphadenopathies. Clinical reasoning leading to the probable diagnosis based on clinical, biological and radiological informations is not only a difficult task for the speaker but also a rich source of learning opportunities for our medical community.
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