A child has swollen lymph nodes in the neck and armpit. Expl…
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A child hаs swоllen lymph nоdes in the neck аnd аrmpit. Explain the clinical significance оf this finding and what conditions it might indicate. What role do lymph nodes play in the immune response?
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