Presentation
Stridor with upper airway swelling.
Patient Data
Age: 75 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Tonsillar lymphoma
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- airway narrowing due to symmetrical tonsillar enlargement
- extensive lymphadenopathy
- normal epiglottis
- small nodes in the parotid glands
- unremarkable submandibular glands
- small thyroid gland
- no bony lesions
Case Discussion
Case submitted by Dr Smita Deb and A/Prof Pramit Phal.
This patient was previously diagnosed with CLL in spleen and hilar lymph nodes and the tonsillar enlargement is thus thought to be secondary involvement by lymphoma.
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