A 44-year-old patient presents to the office with a “new bum…
A 44-year-old patient presents to the office with a “new bump” in her axilla region. The patient has a history of slow-growing Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and completed her treatment two years ago. She has been free of symptoms until this point. While assessing the patient the NP identifies a nodule in the patient’s groin region of which she was unaware. What stage of AML does the NP suspect prior to confirmatory testing?
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