Q1. A young African child is seen in the clinic with failure to thrive and general irritability. He was adopted as an infant and thus no other history is available. On exam, he has significant swelling over his left face with partial ulceration and cervical adenopathy. He undergoes chromosomal analysis and the geneticist has pointed out the area of concern.
What is your immediate diagnosis?
a. Scrofula
b. Kaposi sarcoma
c. Burkitt lymphoma
d. Actinomycosis
e. Hodgkin lymphoma
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