Lymph Drainage Of Head And Neck Flashcards

1
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Lymph drainage of head and neck

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Superficial lymph nodes:
1. Vertical
2. Circular
Deep lymph nodes:
- 2 vertical groups

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Superficial lymph nodes

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  1. Submental
  2. Submandibular
  3. Buccal
  4. Parotid
  5. Mastoid
  6. Occipital
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3
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Vertical superficial lymph nodes

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Along external and anterior jugular veins

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Circular superficial lymph nodes

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At junction of head and neck forming ring

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5
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Submental

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  1. In submental triangle
    Drainage:
  2. Lower incisors
  3. Gum
  4. Tongue tip
  5. Mouth floor
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Submandibular

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On submandibular gland inferior surface
Drainage:
1. Most teeth and gum
2. Tongue sides
3. Mouth floor
4. Submandibular gland
5. Sublingual gland
6. Nasal cavity

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Buccal

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On Buccinator and drain cheek

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8
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Parotid

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Superficial and deep
Drainage:
1. Lateral part of scalp and face
2. Middle ear
3. Upper molars

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9
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Parotid

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Superficial and deep
Drainage:
1. Lateral part of scalp and face
2. Middle ear
3. Upper molars

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Mastoid

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On mastoid process
Drainage:
1. Back of scalp and auricle

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Occipital

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On uppermost part trapezius
Drainage:
1. Back scalp and neck

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12
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Superficial lymph nodes efferent

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They all send their lymph to deep cervical nodes

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13
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Deep cervical lymph nodes at neck side

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  1. From digastric muscle to neck root along IJV and deep to sternomastoid
  2. Divided by omohyoid intermediate tendon in 2 groups:
    - upper deep cervical
    - lower deep cervical
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Upper deep cervical

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  1. Contain jugulo-digastric (at point of crossing between IJV and posterior belly digastric)
  2. Drain tongue and tonsil
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Lower deep cervical

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  1. Contain jugulo-omohyoid (at point of crossing between IJV and inferior belly omohyoid)
  2. Drain tongue
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16
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Deep cervical lymph nodes in median region

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  1. Retropharyngeal
  2. Infrahyoid
  3. Prelaryngeal
  4. Pretracheal
  5. Paratracheal
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Retropharyngeal

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  1. Behind pharynx
  2. Drain pharynx
18
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Infrahyoid

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  1. In front of thyrohyoid membrane below hyoid
  2. Drain larynx
19
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Prelaryngeal

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  1. In front of cricothyroid Membrane
  2. Drain larynx and thyroid gland
20
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Pretracheal

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  1. In front of trachea along inferior thyroid veins
  2. Drain trachea and thyroid gland
21
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Paratracheal

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  1. On each side trachea along recurrent laryngeal nerve
  2. Drain trachea, esophagus, and thyroid gland
22
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Deep cervical lymph node

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  1. Deep to sternomastoid
  2. Receive lymph nodes from all head and neck nodes, efferent jugular lymph trunk which joins right lymph duct (on right side) and thoracic duct (on left side)