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Cervical Lymph Nodes Ultrasound Normal Vs Abnormal Images | Reactive & Malignant Neck Nodes USG Scan

Support the channel on Patreon: patreon.com/drsamsimaginglibrary Cervical Lymph Nodes Ultrasound Normal Vs Abnormal Images | Reactive & Malignant Neck Nodes USG Scan *Cases Reactive Lymph Nodes - 0:00 Malignant Lymph Nodes - 2:36 Normal Cervical Lymph Nodes: Shape and Size: Usually oval with a smooth, well-defined border. Measure less than 1 cm Hypoechoic with echogenic central hilum Vascularity: On Doppler imaging, normal lymph nodes show minimal vascularity, often with a single hilar vascular signal. Reactive Cervical Lymph Nodes: May enlarge but usually do not exceed 2-3 cm in diameter. Shape: They typically retain their oval shape with smooth borders, unlike the rounded shape often seen in malignant lymph nodes. Echotexture: They have a homogeneous appearance with a preserved echogenic hilum, indicating their benign nature. Vascularity: On Doppler ultrasound, reactive lymph nodes may show increased vascularity but it is usually centered at the hilum, which is a normal response to increased activity within the lymph node. Malignant Cervical Lymph Node: Loss of central echogenic fatty hilum Enlarged Heterogeneous appearance Become rounded or irregular in shape Cystic necrosis: Ill-defined hypoechoic areas within lymph node Peripheral vascularity