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10 mm lymph node on the neck ultrasound with non specific appearance . what does that mean ? thanks,
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Normal exam: We all have lymph nodes in our necks. As long as they are not much larger than 15 mm then they are normal. "Reactive nodes" is the term to differentiate nodes that are just slightly larger because of an upper respiratory infection, for instance.
Answered 9/4/2020
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