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Orbital and adnexal involvement in systemic non‐Hodgkin's lymphoma

Background. The orbit is rarely a secondary site of lymphoma dissemination, and only few reports exist on the course and characteristics of involvement in these sites.

O. Bairey | E. Rakowsky | M. Shaklai | H. Hadar | I. Kremer

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