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Angio-immunoblastic lymphadenopathy (A.I.L.) was classified as a special type of malignant lymphoma. However, the same morphologic features can be observed in non-malignant diseases. We report a case of A.I.L. associated with Prurigo Strophulus: pseudo-tumoral adenopathy and cutaneous involvement disappeared with parasiticide treatment.
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