Table 1. Clinical characteristics of the reported cases of concurrent tuberculous adenitis and HL.

Case number	Reference number	Age/Sex	Clinical presentation	Initial diagnosis	Reason for re-investigation	Site	HL subtype	Outcome
1	Bonadonna,4	40/M 49/F	Fever and LAD Anorexia, weight loss, fever, HSM, LAD	Tuberculous adenitis Tuberculous adenitis	LN size unchanged Relapse of fever	Axillary and mediastinum Same inguinal LN	Nodular sclerosis Nodular sclerosis	Cured Cured
2	Costa et al,5	29/F	Cough, hemoptysis, SOB, chest pain, LAD	Tuberculous adenitis	LN size increased	Cervical and mediastinum	Nodular sclerosis	Cured
3	Reddy et al,6	18/M	Anorexia, fever, HSM, LAD	HL and tuberculous adenitis	Incidental finding	Same cervical LN	Mixed cellularity	Cured
4	Mahajan et al,7	71/F	Fatigue and LAD	Tuberculous adenitis	LN size increased	Same axillary LN	Lymphocytic predominant	Cured
5	Ban et al,8	52/M	Fatigue, SOB, cough, weight loss, night sweats, fever, LAD	HL and tuberculous adenitis	Incidental finding	Same cervical LN	Lymphocytic predominant	Unknown
6	Present case	15/F	LAD, fever, weight loss, fatigue	HL and tuberculous adenitis	Incidental finding	Same supraclavicular LN	Lymphocytic predominant	Cured

LN: lymph node; HL: Hodgkin lymphoma; F: female; M: male; HSM: hepatosplenomegaly; LAD: lymphadenopathy; SOB: shortness of breath.