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Joshua Mehr

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|Jan 16, 2025

Inflammatory pseudotumor-like extranodal classic Hodgkin lymphoma manifesting as bowel perforation in acquired immunodeficiency syndrome patient with disseminated leishmaniasis: a case report and approach to differential diagnosis.

Joshua Mehr, Sharon Germans, Weina Chen

|Dec 18, 2024

Hepatic T cell lymphoma after chimeric antigen receptor T cell therapy for myeloma.

Joshua Mehr, Mingyi Chen

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