Not diagnostic: Non specific means there are no features found that would suggest a diagnosis. It basically says they are there and that size. Any further assessment must depend on clinical correlation by the treating physician. The study does not suggest lymphoma or list it as a diagnosis to consider. That is determined by the doc who has the history & exam findings.
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No: CT scanning of cervical node is not particularly helpful to determine the nature of enlarged nodes. Chest x-ray to identify the presence/absence of mediastinal mass, and biopsy of lymph node would be preferable procedures.
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