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Cobos Quevedo Orestes de Jesús, Department of Internal Medicine, IMSS (Mexican Institute of Social Security), Zone 27 General Hospital, MexicoReceived: December 13, 2018; Published: December 21, 2018
DOI: 10.26717/BJSTR.2018.12.002509
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NK/T lymphoma of nasal-type is a rare affection associated with a bad prognosis, it was described in 1933 as a malignant midfacial granuloma. Its diagnosis depends on clinical suspicion and its confirmed by immunohistopathological [1]. There has been found association between this affection and infection by human immunodeficiency virus [2]. The clinical case presented is of a 48 year old, male patient with NK/T lymphoma of nasal-type and HIV infection.
Keywords :Case Report; Nasal Lymphoma; Natural-Killer; HIV
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