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Intraparotid Kikuchi‐Fujimoto Disease with Persistence of Disease: A Case Report

Kikuchi disease most frequently manifests as a relatively acute onset of cervical adenopathy associated with fever and a flulike prodrome. The disease typically presents with lymphadenopathy with cervical nodes being affected in about 80% of cases. Posterior cervical nodal involvement occurs in 65-70% of cases. General lymphadenopathy involving axillary, inguinal, and mesenteric nodes are unusual. The disease rarely involves extranodal sites such as the parotid glands. Case