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Pathology of Infectious Mononucleosis, three of six individuals who were afflicted with this malady. Several reports subsequently stressed the lymphoid hyperplasia in various tissues and suggested similarities between this reactive lesion and lymphoproliferative neoplasms (Longcope 1922; Baldridge, Rohner, and Hansmann 1926; Downey and

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Infectious Mononucleosis and Malignant Neoplasia, the syndrome of acute infectious mononucleosis at the time of primary infection. Although the virus establishes a permissive infection in a number of cell types in the mouth and pharynx, including the ductal cells of the salivary glands, it is the proliferation of latently infected (i.e., nonpermis

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Stephen E. Straus M.D.,Gary R. Fleisher M.D. government operation more efficient. In each reform, various political actors, including LDP leaders, LDP . members, bureaucrats, and business leaders, battled around reform measures. Although none of the reforms was a complete success, each reform resulted in significant changes in government oper

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Paul A. Chervenick M.D.bassador to other consultative teams, and is one of the central figures to the patient and family as they move through all phases of care. The function of the cardiac transplant social worker has evolved in similar parallel fashion as has cardiac transplantation itself. Once tasked with responsibili

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Ciro Valent Sumaya M.D., M.P.H.T.M.s of clinical and animal-based research laid the foundation for the first heart transplant performed on December 3, 1967, by Christiaan Barnard in Cape Town, South Africa. The initial enthusiasm for transplantation spread quickly and about 100 transplants were performed in the year that followed 196