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Sonographic Evaluation of Cervical Lymph Nodes. When used in combination the above signs can help differentiate a malignant lymphadenopathy from reactive nodal enlargement. However, malignant lymph nodes with necrotic change may show low resistance flow due to loss in the cellularity following necrosis and this needs to be kept in mind while interpreting this sign. The increase in resistivity in a malignant lymph node is attributed to increased cellularity within an infiltrated lymph node. Shape: round, long axis:short axis 0.8, PI >1.5Īberrant vessels: displaced parent vessels, subcapsular vasculature, non-perfused areas, non-tapering vessels Gray scale parameters that favor malignancy Several gray scale and color Doppler features favor malignancy in a lymph node 1,7-9.

Lymphadenopathy is quite common, and it can be challenging to differentiate malignant lymphadenopathy from reactive nodal enlargement.

Shotty lymph nodes 60mmhg in intensity