Key Points Neck lumps are a common presentation in the general population and have a wide range of potential differential diagnoses Investigation of a neck lump, following history and examination, if suspicious, will require ultrasound +/- fine needle aspiration If lymphoma is suspected, a core biopsy or an open excision lymph node biopsy will be preferred over fine needle aspiration to obtain histological diagnosis CT or MRI scanning may be carried out for further assessment once an initial diagnosis is made, especially if there are concerns of head and neck malignancy
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Until such studies are conducted, the combination remains investigational and should be approached with appropriate caution, written informed consent, and consideration of FDA MedWatch reporting for any adverse events that occur with off-label combination use