The only clinically enlarged peripheral lymph node in three patients was one lying hidden deep behind the medial end of the clavicle. Its presence was established by instructing the patient to cough and strain; this dislocated the node up into the supraclavicular fossa, thus allowing biopsy.

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1959
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