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    Lymphatic Drainage of The Head and Neck - Aatif

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    The document discusses the lymphatic drainage of the head and neck region. It lists 11 regional lymph nodes that drain the head and neck, including the occipital, retroauricular, preauricular, buccal, submandibular, submental, anterior cervical, superficial cervical, retropharyngeal, and laryngeal nodes. It notes that the deep cervical nodes drain to the jugular lymph trunk or subclavian lymph trunk as the terminal nodes. It also provides brief clinical notes on examining the deep cervical lymph nodes and performing a cervical metastasis block dissection.

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    The document discusses the lymphatic drainage of the head and neck region. It lists 11 regional lymph nodes that drain the head and neck, including the occipital, retroauricular, preauricular, buccal, submandibular, submental, anterior cervical, superficial cervical, retropharyngeal, and laryngeal nodes. It notes that the deep cervical nodes drain to the jugular lymph trunk or subclavian lymph trunk as the terminal nodes. It also provides brief clinical notes on examining the deep cervical lymph nodes and performing a cervical metastasis block dissection.

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    The document discusses the lymphatic drainage of the head and neck region. It lists 11 regional lymph nodes that drain the head and neck, including the occipital, retroauricular, preauricular, buccal, submandibular, submental, anterior cervical, superficial cervical, retropharyngeal, and laryngeal nodes. It notes that the deep cervical nodes drain to the jugular lymph trunk or subclavian lymph trunk as the terminal nodes. It also provides brief clinical notes on examining the deep cervical lymph nodes and performing a cervical metastasis block dissection.

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    Lymphatic Drainage of The Head and Neck - Aatif

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    Aatif Ansari
    The document discusses the lymphatic drainage of the head and neck region. It lists 11 regional lymph nodes that drain the head and neck, including the occipital, retroauricular, preauricular, buccal, submandibular, submental, anterior cervical, superficial cervical, retropharyngeal, and laryngeal nodes. It notes that the deep cervical nodes drain to the jugular lymph trunk or subclavian lymph trunk as the terminal nodes. It also provides brief clinical notes on examining the deep cervical lymph nodes and performing a cervical metastasis block dissection.

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    Lymphatic Drainage of the Head and Neck

    Aatif Ansari, NFDC - 6

    Regional:
    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Occipital Nodes Retroauricular Nodes (Mastoid) Preauricular Nodes (Parotid) Buccal Nodes (Facial) Submandibular Nodes Submental Nodes Anterior Cervical Nodes Superficial Cervical Nodes Retropharyngeal Nodes Laryngeal Nodes Tracheal Nodes

    Terminal:
    Deep Cervical Nodes Jugular Lymph Trunk Thoracic Duct or Subclavian Lymph Trunk

    Lymphatic Drainage Of The Tongue

    Clinical Notes
    Examination of the deep cervical lymph nodes Patient should be seated Inspect Palpate: compare, assess, mobilty, consistency

    Clinical Notes
    Cervical Metastasis Block dissection
    Internal Jugular Vein, Fascia and lymph nodes and the submandibular salivary glands removed Carotid artery and vagus nerves are carefully preserved Bilateral spread 3-4 weeks

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