Tonsil histopathology in HIV-infected versus HIV-uninfected adults
Background: The relationship between HIV and tonsil malignancy has not been fully investigated and established. Both of these diseases prominently feature in the Otorhinolaryngology clinics. Objective: There is minimal data available on the histopathology of tonsillectomy specimens in the HIV-infect...
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Main Authors: | Ridwaan Essa (Author), Shivesh Maharaj (Author), Kapila Hari (Author), Shahpar Motakef (Author) |
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