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- * It typically occurs in males and is characterized by extra-nodal masses, often found in the oral cavity or gastrointestinal tract, but a unique case involved a 93-year-old female without HIV showing pericardial effusion instead.
- * Diagnosis of PBL can be challenging due to atypical presentations; thus, awareness, thorough immunohistochemistry, and clinical correlation are critical for accurate identification.
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