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Table 2
Clinical characters of cervical lymphadenopathy in NPTB.
| Authors | % of lymphadenopathy ( LN enlargement : total) | Bilateral (%) : unilateral (%) | Multiple (%) : solitary (%) |
| Cai et al. [10] | 80.6% (29 : 36) | 65.5 : 34.5 | 79.3 : 20.7 | Srirompotong et al. [11] | 91.3% (21 : 23) | 71.4 : 28.6 | 90.5 : 9.5 | Tse et al. [13] | 58.8% (10 : 17) | 20 : 80 | NA | Chongkolwatana et al. [14] | 93.3% (14 : 15) | 42.9 : 57.1 | 64.3 : 35.7 | Waldron et al. [17] | 70% (7 : 10) | 57.1 : 42.9 | 71.4 : 28.6 |
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