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Where are auricular lymph nodes situated?

In the ears


What is post auricular nodes?

lymph nodes behind the pinna (behind the ears)


Where are the anterior auricular lumph nodes situated?

The anterior auricular lymph nodes, also known as preauricular lymph nodes, are located in front of the ear, near the external acoustic meatus. They are typically situated beneath the skin, along the pathway of the facial nerve. These nodes drain lymphatic fluid from the scalp, face, and external ear.


Do doctors diagnose swollen lymph nodes as an infectious disease?

Swollen lymph nodes would be a symptom of a disease rather than the disease itself.


A disease of the lymph nodes?

Lymphopathy


What is disease of the lymph nodes?

Adenectomy


A disease that causes swelling of the lymph nodes is?

The Plague


What are all the lymph nodes associated with the lymph drainage of the breast a simple list would be nice?

Some of the lymph nodes associated with the breast are: *Internal mammary *Pectoral *Subscapular *Central axillary *Lateral *Intraclavicular


How lymph nodes help fight disease?

Trapping bacteria.


What diseases result in enlarged lymph nodes?

Lymphadenopathy is any disease process involving enlargement of the lymph nodes. This can occur due to infection, autoimmune disease or malignancy.


What does enlarged lymph nodes mean?

Enlarged lymph nodes, also known as lymphadenopathy, occur when lymph nodes become larger than normal due to various factors, including infections, inflammation, or malignancies. They often indicate that the body is responding to an infection or disease, as lymph nodes play a crucial role in the immune system. While commonly associated with conditions like colds or flu, persistent or significantly enlarged lymph nodes may require medical evaluation to rule out more serious underlying issues.


What structures filter lymph?

tiny vessels