Mononucleosis other diagnostic studies

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Bilateral tender lymphadenopathy, particularly, the posterior posterior cervical lymph nodes are characteristic of mononucleosis. Therefore, a lymph node biopsy, if done, may reveal atypical lymphocytosis.

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