Presentation
Palpable axillary mass
Patient Data
Age: 35
Gender: Female
From the case:
Reactive axillary lymph node
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Cortical hypertrophy and central increased vascularity in a reactive lymph node.
Case Discussion
Typical cortical hypertrophy and central increased vascularity in a reactive lymph node.
This lady has normal breasts.
In the work up of a lady with ipsilateral breast cancer, the ultrasound appearance would be classified as a "Grade III" node.
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