Cervicofacial nontuberculous mycobacterium lymphadenitis in children: is surgery always necessary?
Depth at presentation may help decide which patients with CFNTB can be treated non-surgically without cutaneous sequelae. We propose that a watch and wait management is an option for deep nodes.
Distinctive features of CCA and AUP are identifiable on MRI images, which may aid the radiologist to establish the correct diagnosis.