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| Code | Diagnosis | Comment | Score |
| anonymous | Granulomatous inflammation (100%), suggestive of Toxoplasmosis | To confirm by serology | 100 |
| anonymous | Toxoplasmosis of lymph node | nil | 100 |
| anonymous | Reactive lymphadenitis, consistent with toxoplasmosis | nil | 100 |
| anonymous | Reactive lymphoid hyperplasia with microgranulomas and monocytoid B cell hyperplasia; suggestive of toxoplasmosis | Serologic studies for toxoplasmosis; special stains to rule out other infective agents e.g. Zeihl Neelsen stain for acid fast bacilli; Grocott stain for fungus. | 100 |
| anonymous | Toxoplasmic lymphadenitis | Check serology. Correlate with history of contact with cats. *To exclude tuberculosis by ZN stain, +/-PCR, and culture. | 100 |
| anonymous | Reactive lymphadenopathy, in keeping with Toxoplasmosis lymphadenitis (100%) | Serology test for Toxoplasma is required to confirm the diagnosis | 100 |
| anonymous | Cervical lymph node - Toxoplasma lymphadenitis 100% | To correlate with serology and/or do immunostaining for organism localization | 100 |
| anonymous | Granulomatous lymphadenitis, suggestive of Toxoplasmosis | Suggest correlate with serology result | 100 |
| anonymous | Granulomatous lymphadenopathy consistent with Toxoplasmosis. 100% | The possibility of mycobacterial infection needs to be excluded. Suggest Ziehl Neelsen stain and correlation with culture result. | 100 |
| anonymous | Infectious lymphadenitis, favoring Toxoplasmic lymphadenitis | Immunostain for Toxoplasma for confirmation. Correlation with clinical history and serologic study advised. | 100 |
| anonymous | LYMPH NODE, cervical, excisional biopsy - GRANULOMATOUS LYMPHADENITIS with monocytoid B cell proliferation, most compatible with toxoplasmosis infection, for PCR of toxoplasma DNA to confirm diagnosis. | nil | 100 |
| anonymous | Granulomatous inflammation. (100%) (Please see comment for the finding the cause of the granulomatous inflammation) | 1. Correlate with clinical finding and family history to see if the possibility of chronic granulomatous disease. 2. Perform PCR test for toxoplasmosis. 3. Perform micro-organism stains including Zeihl-Neelsen stain, Gram stain, Grocott stain and Warthin-Starry stain to look for micro-organism. | 70 |
| anonymous | Reactive follicular hyperplasia with granulomas, suggestive of toxoplasmosis. (100%) | Correlate with serology (IgM antibodies to Toxoplasma gondii). Grocott stain would be performed to exclude fungal infection. Ziehl-Neelsen stain would be performed to look for acid-fast bacilli. | 100 |
| anonymous | reactive lymph node with monocytoid B-cell reaction and small epithelioid granulomas; toxoplasmosis has to be excluded (100%) | correlate with serologic findings to confirm the diagnosis and to exclude other differential diagnoses such as EBV infection | 100 |
| anonymous | TOXOPLASMA LYMPHADENITIS. (100% probability) Differentials would include other viral infections. Suggest correlation with toxoplasma serology, etc. | nil | 100 |
| anonymous | Reactive lymphoadenopathy. ? Toxoplasmosis | nil | 100 |
| anonymous | Toxoplasma lymphadenitis 100% | Sabin-Feldman dye test, serology, indirect immunofluorescence and PCR. | 100 |
| anonymous | Reactive lymphadenopathy, suggestive of Toxoplasmosis. | Correlate with immunohistochemical studies and serology please. | 100 |