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• Ligne n°4 : Lymphatics of the Head and Neck - Listed Alphabetically

Ligne n°7 : ... accessory nodes posterior triangle of the neck, arranged along the accessory n. occipital nodes, retroauricular nodes transverse cervical chain of nodes occipital region and posterior scalp accessory nodes also collect lymph from the nape of the neck and the region overlying the supraspinatous fossa
• Ligne n°8 : anterior auricular nodes subcutaneous connective tissue anterior to the ear lymphatic vessels from the side of the head superior parotid nodes; superior deep cervical nodes anterior part of the parietal region of the scalp; anterior surface of the ear and external acoustic meatus anterior auricular nodes are 1 or 2 in number
Ligne n°9 : anterior jugular nodes along the anterior jugular vein lymphatic vessels from the anterior inferior part of the neck inferior deep cervical nodes skin and mm. of the anterior infrahyoid region of the neck anterior jugular nodes are located between the superficial layer of deep cervical fascia and the infrahyoid mm. ...

Ligne n°10 : ... anterior mediastinal nodes along the course of the brachiocephalic vessels and aorta lymphatic vessels from the anterior mediastinum and middle mediastinum bronchomediastinal trunk thymus, anterior respiratory diaphragm, pericardium, part of the heart anterior mediastinal nodes are from 2 to 5 in number
• Ligne n°11 : auricular nodes, anterior subcutaneous connective tissue anterior to the ear lymphatic vessels from the side of the head superior parotid nodes; superior deep cervical nodes anterior part of the parietal region of the scalp; anterior surface of the ear and external acoustic meatus anterior auricular nodes are 1 or 2 in number
Ligne n°12 : bronchomediastinal trunk along the course of the brachiocephalic v. union of efferents from the paratracheal nodes, parasternal nodes and anterior mediastinal nodes left: thoracic duct; right: right lymphatic duct thoracic wall and viscera; medial part of the mammary gland right bronchomediastinal trunk receives lymph from the lower lobe of the left lung; bronchomediastinal trunk may drain directly into the venous system on either side ...

Ligne n°13 : ... bronchopulmonary nodes hilum of the lung pulmonary nodes tracheobronchial nodes lung bronchopulmonary nodes are also known as: hilar nodes
• Ligne n°14 : cervical nodes, deep in and around carotid sheath posterior and lateral to the internal jugular v. lymphatic vessels and numerous node groups from the head and neck jugular trunk head and neck superior and inferior subdivisions of deep cervical nodes are delineated by the crossing of the omohyoid m.


• Ligne n°14 : cervical nodes, deep in and around carotid sheath posterior and lateral to the internal jugular v. lymphatic vessels and numerous node groups from the head and neck jugular trunk head and neck superior and inferior subdivisions of deep cervical nodes are delineated by the crossing of the omohyoid m.
Ligne n°15 : cervical nodes, superficial in superficial fascia and along superficial vessels of the head & neck lymphatic vessels from superficial structures in head & neck varies by group; ultimate destination is the jugular trunk head & neck several groups are designated by location: occipital, retroauricular, anterior auricular, superficial parotid, facial, submental, submandibular, external jugular, anterior jugular ...

Ligne n°14 : ... cervical nodes, deep in and around carotid sheath posterior and lateral to the internal jugular v. lymphatic vessels and numerous node groups from the head and neck jugular trunk head and neck superior and inferior subdivisions of deep cervical nodes are delineated by the crossing of the omohyoid m.
• Ligne n°15 : cervical nodes, superficial in superficial fascia and along superficial vessels of the head & neck lymphatic vessels from superficial structures in head & neck varies by group; ultimate destination is the jugular trunk head & neck several groups are designated by location: occipital, retroauricular, anterior auricular, superficial parotid, facial, submental, submandibular, external jugular, anterior jugular


• Ligne n°15 : cervical nodes, superficial in superficial fascia and along superficial vessels of the head & neck lymphatic vessels from superficial structures in head & neck varies by group; ultimate destination is the jugular trunk head & neck several groups are designated by location: occipital, retroauricular, anterior auricular, superficial parotid, facial, submental, submandibular, external jugular, anterior jugular


• Ligne n°15 : cervical nodes, superficial in superficial fascia and along superficial vessels of the head & neck lymphatic vessels from superficial structures in head & neck varies by group; ultimate destination is the jugular trunk head & neck several groups are designated by location: occipital, retroauricular, anterior auricular, superficial parotid, facial, submental, submandibular, external jugular, anterior jugular
Ligne n°16 : deep cervical nodes in and around carotid sheath posterior and lateral to the internal jugular v. lymphatic vessels and numerous node groups from the head and neck jugular trunk head and neck superior and inferior subdivisions of deep cervical nodes are delineated by the crossing of the omohyoid m. ...

Ligne n°15 : ... cervical nodes, superficial in superficial fascia and along superficial vessels of the head & neck lymphatic vessels from superficial structures in head & neck varies by group; ultimate destination is the jugular trunk head & neck several groups are designated by location: occipital, retroauricular, anterior auricular, superficial parotid, facial, submental, submandibular, external jugular, anterior jugular
• Ligne n°16 : deep cervical nodes in and around carotid sheath posterior and lateral to the internal jugular v. lymphatic vessels and numerous node groups from the head and neck jugular trunk head and neck superior and inferior subdivisions of deep cervical nodes are delineated by the crossing of the omohyoid m.


• Ligne n°16 : deep cervical nodes in and around carotid sheath posterior and lateral to the internal jugular v. lymphatic vessels and numerous node groups from the head and neck jugular trunk head and neck superior and inferior subdivisions of deep cervical nodes are delineated by the crossing of the omohyoid m.
Ligne n°17 : deep cervical nodes, inferior around the internal jugular v., inferior to the crossing of the omohyoid m. superior deep cervical nodes; numerous node groups of the neck jugular trunk head and neck inferior deep cervical nodes are in direct continuity with the superior deep cervical chain of nodes ...

Ligne n°16 : ... deep cervical nodes in and around carotid sheath posterior and lateral to the internal jugular v. lymphatic vessels and numerous node groups from the head and neck jugular trunk head and neck superior and inferior subdivisions of deep cervical nodes are delineated by the crossing of the omohyoid m.
• Ligne n°17 : deep cervical nodes, inferior around the internal jugular v., inferior to the crossing of the omohyoid m. superior deep cervical nodes; numerous node groups of the neck jugular trunk head and neck inferior deep cervical nodes are in direct continuity with the superior deep cervical chain of nodes
Ligne n°18 : deep cervical nodes, superior around the internal jugular v., superior to the crossing of the omohyoid m. numerous node groups of the head and upper neck, including retropharyngeal nodes and deep parotid nodes inferior deep cervical nodes head and the superior part of the neck the superior deep cervical node group has many large nodes; the jugulodigastric and juguloomohyoid nodes are members of this group ...

Ligne n°17 : ... deep cervical nodes, inferior around the internal jugular v., inferior to the crossing of the omohyoid m. superior deep cervical nodes; numerous node groups of the neck jugular trunk head and neck inferior deep cervical nodes are in direct continuity with the superior deep cervical chain of nodes
• Ligne n°18 : deep cervical nodes, superior around the internal jugular v., superior to the crossing of the omohyoid m. numerous node groups of the head and upper neck, including retropharyngeal nodes and deep parotid nodes inferior deep cervical nodes head and the superior part of the neck the superior deep cervical node group has many large nodes; the jugulodigastric and juguloomohyoid nodes are members of this group


• Ligne n°18 : deep cervical nodes, superior around the internal jugular v., superior to the crossing of the omohyoid m. numerous node groups of the head and upper neck, including retropharyngeal nodes and deep parotid nodes inferior deep cervical nodes head and the superior part of the neck the superior deep cervical node group has many large nodes; the jugulodigastric and juguloomohyoid nodes are members of this group
Ligne n°19 : external jugular nodes along the external jugular v. lymphatic vessels from the side of the head superior deep cervical nodes inferior part of the ear and the parotid region there are one or two nodes in this group ...

Ligne n°18 : ... deep cervical nodes, superior around the internal jugular v., superior to the crossing of the omohyoid m. numerous node groups of the head and upper neck, including retropharyngeal nodes and deep parotid nodes inferior deep cervical nodes head and the superior part of the neck the superior deep cervical node group has many large nodes; the jugulodigastric and juguloomohyoid nodes are members of this group
• Ligne n°19 : external jugular nodes along the external jugular v. lymphatic vessels from the side of the head superior deep cervical nodes inferior part of the ear and the parotid region there are one or two nodes in this group
Ligne n°20 : facial nodes along the course of the facial a. and v. lymphatic vessels from the face submandibular nodes eyelids, nose, cheek and lips facial nodes are grouped inferior to the orbit; at the angle of the mouth and over the mandible ...

Ligne n°21 : ... hilar nodes at hilum of lung pulmonary nodes tracheobronchial nodes lung also known as: bronchopulmonary nodes
• Ligne n°22 : inferior deep cervical nodes around the internal jugular v., inferior to the crossing of the omohyoid m. superior deep cervical nodes; numerous node groups of the neck jugular trunk head and neck inferior deep cervical nodes are in direct continuity with the superior deep cervical chain of nodes
Ligne n°23 : inferior tracheobronchial nodes inferior to tracheal bifurcation bronchopulmonary nodes, left side inferior tracheobronchial nodes drain into right inferior tracheobronchial nodes right superior tracheobronchial nodes lower lobes of the lungs; middle mediastinum; posterior mediastinum left inferior tracheobronchial nodes drain to the right side ...

Ligne n°24 : ... infraclavicular nodes along the cephalic v. in the deltopectoral groove lymphatic vessels from the superficial upper limb apical axillary nodes skin and superficial fascia of the upper limb infraclavicular nodes may become inflamed during infections of the superficial tissues of the upper limb
• Ligne n°25 : jugular lymphatic trunk carotid sheath in root of neck deep cervical nodes left: thoracic duct near its termination; right: right lymphatic duct or junction of right subclavian and right internal jugular vv. head & neck jugular trunk carries most of the lymph from the head and neck


• Ligne n°25 : jugular lymphatic trunk carotid sheath in root of neck deep cervical nodes left: thoracic duct near its termination; right: right lymphatic duct or junction of right subclavian and right internal jugular vv. head & neck jugular trunk carries most of the lymph from the head and neck
Ligne n°26 : jugular nodes, anterior along the anterior jugular vein lymphatic vessels from the anterior inferior part of the neck inferior deep cervical nodes skin and mm. of the anterior infrahyoid region of the neck anterior jugular nodes are located between the superficial layer of deep cervical fascia and the infrahyoid mm. ...

Ligne n°26 : ... jugular nodes, anterior along the anterior jugular vein lymphatic vessels from the anterior inferior part of the neck inferior deep cervical nodes skin and mm. of the anterior infrahyoid region of the neck anterior jugular nodes are located between the superficial layer of deep cervical fascia and the infrahyoid mm.
• Ligne n°27 : jugular nodes, external along the external jugular v. lymphatic vessels from the side of the head superior deep cervical nodes inferior part of the ear and the parotid region there are one or two nodes in this group
Ligne n°28 : jugulodigastric node anterolateral to internal jugular v. where it is crossed by posterior belly of the digastric superior deep cervical nodes inferior deep cervical nodes oral cavity, tongue, palatine tonsil a member of the superior deep cervical node group; important node to palpate during physical exam ...

Ligne n°28 : ... jugulodigastric node anterolateral to internal jugular v. where it is crossed by posterior belly of the digastric superior deep cervical nodes inferior deep cervical nodes oral cavity, tongue, palatine tonsil a member of the superior deep cervical node group; important node to palpate during physical exam
• Ligne n°29 : juguloomohyoid node lateral to internal jugular v. where it is crossed by superior belly of omohyoid superior deep cervical nodes inferior deep cervical nodes submental region and tip of tongue; head & neck above this level an important node to examine in cases of oral cancer caused by use of tobacco products
Ligne n°30 : juxtavisceral nodes adjacent to the cervical viscera cervical viscera superior deep cervical nodes, inferior deep cervical nodes esophagus, larynx, trachea and thyroid gland four groups of juxtavisceral nodes are recognized: infrahyoid, prelaryngeal, pretracheal and paratracheal ...

Ligne n°30 : ... juxtavisceral nodes adjacent to the cervical viscera cervical viscera superior deep cervical nodes, inferior deep cervical nodes esophagus, larynx, trachea and thyroid gland four groups of juxtavisceral nodes are recognized: infrahyoid, prelaryngeal, pretracheal and paratracheal
• Ligne n°31 : occipital nodes superior nuchal line, along the course of the occipital a. and v. lymphatic vessels from the posterior head and neck accessory nodes occipital part of the scalp and the superior neck occipital nodes are 2 or 3 nodes located between the attachments of the sternocleidomastoid m. and the trapezius m.
Ligne n°32 : parasternal nodes lateral border of sternum, along the course of the internal thoracic vessels anterior phrenic nodes, lymphatic vessels from the anterior thoracic wall larger lymphatic vessels in the root of the neck medial side of the mammary gland; medial part of the anterior chest wall and muscles parasternal nodes constitute an important drainage pattern in cases of cancer of the mammary gland; one or two parasternal nodes may be found in the anterior end of intercostal spaces 1-6; also known as: sternal nodes ...

Ligne n°36 : ... pulmonary nodes within the lung parenchyma lymphatic vessels from the parenchyma of the lung bronchopulmonary (hilar) nodes lung parenchyma, bronchial tree within the lungs pulmonary nodes are located along the larger bronchi of the lung
• Ligne n°37 : retroauricular nodes posterior to the ear lymphatic vessels from the ear and side of the head superior deep cervical nodes scalp overlying the posterior parietal region; skin of the posterior surface of the ear retroauricular nodes are 1 or 2 nodes located at the insertion of the sternocleidomastoid m.
Ligne n°38 : retropharyngeal nodes posterior to pharynx in the retropharyngeal space lymphatic vessels from the nasal and pharyngeal regions superior deep cervical nodes nasal fossae, paranasal sinuses, hard palate, soft palate, middle ear, oropharynx retropharyngeal nodes are one or two in number; they are part of the deep cervical chain of nodes ...

Ligne n°38 : ... retropharyngeal nodes posterior to pharynx in the retropharyngeal space lymphatic vessels from the nasal and pharyngeal regions superior deep cervical nodes nasal fossae, paranasal sinuses, hard palate, soft palate, middle ear, oropharynx retropharyngeal nodes are one or two in number; they are part of the deep cervical chain of nodes
• Ligne n°39 : right lymphatic duct root of neck on the right side formed by the union of the right jugular trunk,the right subclavian trunk, and the right bronchomediastinal trunk junction of the right subclavian v. and right internal jugular v. right half of the head and neck; right upper limb; right side of the chest right lymphatic duct has a valve near its termination; the three trunks that form right lymphatic duct may drain separately into the venous system
Ligne n°40 : subclavian trunk along the course of the subclavian v. apical axillary nodes; infraclavicular nodes drains into the junction of the internal jugular v. and the subclavian v. upper limb, most of breast, anterolateral chest wall subclavian lymphatic trunk occasionally drains into the thoracic duct on the left side; on the right it occasionally drains into the right lymphatic duct ...

Ligne n°42 : ... submental nodes under the mandible on the mylohyoid m. lymphatic vessels from the lower face and chin submandibular nodes, juguloomohyoid node tip of the tongue, lower lip, floor of the mouth, chin, gums and lower incisor teeth submental nodes are important nodes to examine in cases of oral cancer caused by the use of tobacco products
• Ligne n°43 : superficial cervical nodes in superficial fascia and along superficial vessels of the head & neck lymphatic vessels from superficial structures in head & neck varies by group; ultimate destination is the jugular trunk head & neck several groups are designated by location: occipital, retroauricular, anterior auricular, superficial parotid, facial, submental, submandibular, external jugular, anterior jugular


• Ligne n°43 : superficial cervical nodes in superficial fascia and along superficial vessels of the head & neck lymphatic vessels from superficial structures in head & neck varies by group; ultimate destination is the jugular trunk head & neck several groups are designated by location: occipital, retroauricular, anterior auricular, superficial parotid, facial, submental, submandibular, external jugular, anterior jugular


• Ligne n°43 : superficial cervical nodes in superficial fascia and along superficial vessels of the head & neck lymphatic vessels from superficial structures in head & neck varies by group; ultimate destination is the jugular trunk head & neck several groups are designated by location: occipital, retroauricular, anterior auricular, superficial parotid, facial, submental, submandibular, external jugular, anterior jugular
Ligne n°44 : superficial parotid nodes superficial to the parotid gland and also deep to the parotid fascia anterior auricular nodes superior deep cervical nodes anterior surface of the ear and external acoustic meatus; temporal and frontal regions; eyelids, lacrimal gland cheek and nose superficial parotid nodes are up to 10 in number and may be located superficial or deep to the parotid fascia ...

Ligne n°44 : ... superficial parotid nodes superficial to the parotid gland and also deep to the parotid fascia anterior auricular nodes superior deep cervical nodes anterior surface of the ear and external acoustic meatus; temporal and frontal regions; eyelids, lacrimal gland cheek and nose superficial parotid nodes are up to 10 in number and may be located superficial or deep to the parotid fascia
• Ligne n°45 : superior deep cervical nodes around the internal jugular v., superior to the crossing of the omohyoid m. numerous node groups of the head and upper neck, including retropharyngeal nodes and deep parotid nodes inferior deep cervical nodes head and the superior part of the neck the superior deep cervical node group has many large nodes; the jugulodigastric and juguloomohyoid nodes are members of this group


• Ligne n°45 : superior deep cervical nodes around the internal jugular v., superior to the crossing of the omohyoid m. numerous node groups of the head and upper neck, including retropharyngeal nodes and deep parotid nodes inferior deep cervical nodes head and the superior part of the neck the superior deep cervical node group has many large nodes; the jugulodigastric and juguloomohyoid nodes are members of this group
Ligne n°46 : superior tracheobronchial nodes superolateral to the tracheal bifurcation bronchopulmonary (hilar) nodes paratracheal (tracheal) nodes lungs, middle mediastinum, posterior mediastinum inferior tracheobronchial nodes drain lymph from the lower lobe of the left lung to the right superior tracheobronchial nodes ...

Ligne n°46 : ... superior tracheobronchial nodes superolateral to the tracheal bifurcation bronchopulmonary (hilar) nodes paratracheal (tracheal) nodes lungs, middle mediastinum, posterior mediastinum inferior tracheobronchial nodes drain lymph from the lower lobe of the left lung to the right superior tracheobronchial nodes
• Ligne n°47 : supraclavicular nodes in and around carotid sheath below level of omohyoid superior deep cervical nodes, transverse cervical nodes, spinal accessory nodes efferents form the jugular lymphatic trunk head and neck also known as: inferior deep cervical nodes
Ligne n°48 : thoracic duct between the esophagus anteriorly and the thoracic vertebral bodies posteriorly formed by the union of the lumbar lymph trunks, sometimes dilated to form a cisterna chyli junction of the left subclavian v. and the left internal jugular v. all of the body and limbs below the respiratory diaphragm; the left side of the chest, left upper limb and the left side of the head and neck above the diaphragm thoracic duct is the largest lymphatic vessel; it passes through the aortic hiatus on the right side of aorta; it swings to the left side of the esophagus at the T4-T5 intervertebral disc (at the level of the sternal angle) ...

Ligne n°47 : ... supraclavicular nodes in and around carotid sheath below level of omohyoid superior deep cervical nodes, transverse cervical nodes, spinal accessory nodes efferents form the jugular lymphatic trunk head and neck also known as: inferior deep cervical nodes
• Ligne n°48 : thoracic duct between the esophagus anteriorly and the thoracic vertebral bodies posteriorly formed by the union of the lumbar lymph trunks, sometimes dilated to form a cisterna chyli junction of the left subclavian v. and the left internal jugular v. all of the body and limbs below the respiratory diaphragm; the left side of the chest, left upper limb and the left side of the head and neck above the diaphragm thoracic duct is the largest lymphatic vessel; it passes through the aortic hiatus on the right side of aorta; it swings to the left side of the esophagus at the T4-T5 intervertebral disc (at the level of the sternal angle)
Ligne n°49 : tonsil, lingual superior surface of the root of the tongue lymphatic vessels of the tongue superior deep cervical nodes "guards" the entrance of the oropharynx lingual tonsil is part of the tonsillar ring (of Waldeyer) ...