2 CASE PRESENTATION
20-year female, non-smoker, non-alcoholic with no known co-morbidities presented to the OPD with a complaint of small swelling at the neck behind and beneath the right ear for one and half months. The painless swelling developed insidiously, which was gradually progressive currently to the size as shown in Figure 1. She also had a fever for one month which was intermittent in nature with a maximum recorded temperature of 100 F, not associated with chills and rigors and was partially controlled with antipyretics. There are no alarming signs like loss of appetite, weight loss, cough or contact with a tubercular patient in the past.