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The estimated incidence of [[lymphadenopathy]] in children in the United States ranges from 35% - 45%. It is more common in the pediatric population. Race and gender have no predilection in lymphadenopathy incidence. | The estimated incidence of [[lymphadenopathy]] in children in the United States ranges from 35%- 45%. It is more common in the pediatric population. Race and gender have no predilection in lymphadenopathy incidence. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Overview
The estimated incidence of lymphadenopathy in children in the United States ranges from 35%- 45%. It is more common in the pediatric population. Race and gender have no predilection in lymphadenopathy incidence.