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, doesn't move and in post cervical lymph node area. History bilateral breast cancer 6 years ago. Bilateral mastectomy . 15 lymphnodes removed right side and 6 lymphnodes... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Grzegorz Stanko
( General Surgeon)
and hypervascular. There are numerous bilaterallymphnodes in the neck level 2 lymph node which is ...: Heterogeneous hypervascular gland. Numerous bilateral anterior cervical... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Binu Parameswaran Pillai
( Endocrinologist)
I recently had an ultrasound (grayscale, color, doppler) of the bilateral groin for enlarged lymphnodes. the result was 1.5 x .5 cm and 2.1 x .7 cm. "the visualized lymphnodes... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Shailja Puri
( Pathologist and Microbiologist)
easily exhausted. I can hear wheezing when I breath. MRI shows "shotty bilateral II A and IV cervical lymphnodes." And "Bilateral maxillary and mild ethmoid mucoperiosteal thickening." Is this... View answer
Recent MRI indicates numerous prominent lymphnodes are seen throughout the bilateral cervical chain including mildly enlarged bilateral level IIa lymphnodes measuring up to 2.1... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Okuneye Taofik Ayoola
( General & Family Physician)
, only aware of pain on palpation of the swollen lymphnodes. ...what would cause bi-lateral retro-auricular lymph node swelling in an otherwise healthy 11-yr old ... View answer
, Bilateral breast augmentation with intracapsular rupture of the right implant. Bowel: Moderate colonic stool burden. Abdominal/retroperitoneal/ pelvic lymphnodes: There are borderline size... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Shailja Puri
( Pathologist and Microbiologist)
is sub cm. bilateral level1 A lymphnodes are noted measuring .5cm in the left side and .4cm in the right side , sub cm .bilateral level 2&3 cervical lymphnodes noted.its... View answer
diameter. There are also multiple midly prominent mediastinal and bilateral hilar lymphnodes. Recommend further evaluation to exclude a primary maligency. Also, enlarged paratracheal lymph... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Jyothi B L
( Pathologist and Microbiologist)
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