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Diagnosis of Painful Priapism and Neck Swelling in a Pediatric Patient
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A seven-year-old male was admitted with neck swelling and a two-week history of fever, abdominal pain, distension, fatigue, and reduced activity. Despite consanguineous parents, no familial history was noted, and developmental milestones were normal. The patient had no significant medical history or drug allergies. Initial vital signs were stable,

Diagnosis of Painful Priapism and Neck Swelling in a Pediatric Patient
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