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On the basis of 3 cases of lymphoglandular toxoplasmosis recognized after biopsy of lymph nodes the authors established the clinical and morphological syndrome of this disease entity. Attention is called to the possibility of erroneous histological evaluation of the examined lymph nodes owing to the similarity of glandular toxoplasmosis to other diseases of the lymphatic system.