A 19-year-old patient came to an ultrasound scan of the LN, in the region of the middle third of the lateral surface of the neck a dense lesion is palpated, and soft tissue is thickened in the region of the mandibular angle on the same side.
On ultrasound in the indicated areas, enlarged LNs are visualized, without blood flow at the CFM (regional cervical lymphadenitis).
Separate interest was aroused by the semilunar regions below the rounded LNs in the area of mandibular angle, which at first aroused suspicion for abscessing, but still I came to the conclusion that this is a LNs but just with an unusual shape.
During the next visit the patient said that before the occurrence of this situation, she was resting on the sea, then the temperature and these bumps at her neck appeared.
