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Would bilateral subcentimeter nonspecific lymph nodes in cervical neck and jugular chains be an indication of malignancy?

Q: would bilateral subcentimeter nonspecific lymph nodes in cervical neck and jugular chains be an indication of malignancy?

: The description does not suggest malignancy; however the best way to find out the cause would be to be evaluated with a biopsy of the lymphnodes.

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Dr. Tinuola Adeyanju answered

The description does not suggest malignancy; however the best way to find out the cause would be to be evaluated with a biopsy of the lymphnodes.

Answered 9/7/2023

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A member asked:

Would bilateral subcentimeter nonspecific lymph nodes in cervical neck and jugular chains be an indication of malignancy?

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