Evaluation of lymph nodes on mammography involves assessment of laterality and lymph node morphology. Benign axillary lymph nodes (figure 1) are oval in shape, typically measuring less than 2 cm, with a preserved fatty hilum which appears as radiolucent notch on mammogram.
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Intramammary lymph nodes (IMLN) are one of the most common benign findings at screening mammography. ... They are defined as lymph nodes that should be surrounded ...
Mammography may reveal abnormalities of axillary lymph nodes, including increase in density and interval size, loss of fatty hilum, and occasionally ...
Jun 10, 2021 · A swollen or enlarged lymph node identified during a mammogram can be a sign of breast cancer or lymphoma. Yet when a patient does not have a ...
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