AI Article Synopsis
- Genital tract lymphomas are uncommon and often diagnosed at more advanced stages.
- The uterine cervix usually doesn't get infected by lymphoma, but it can occur due to either a broader systemic condition or as a primary issue.
- Diagnosing primary cervical lymphoma is difficult because it is so rare.
Article Abstract
Genital tract lymphomas are rare entities that can be diagnosed at advanced stages. The uterine cervix is not generally infiltrated by lymphoma. Nevertheless it can be seen as a consequence of either a systemic disease or primary disease. The infrequency of primary cervical lymphoma makes the diagnosis challenging.
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