… It is, therefore, of interest to note that, in our series, the relative size of the paracortical
area in four out of six lymph node sites showed a gradual decline from early childhood to …

… The familiar cortex, paracortex and medulla are each composed of specific areas of the lymph
node’s lobules and sinuses. The lobules lie together within the sinus system like islands in …

… Their function is to filter the lymph coming from the draining area and to scan the lymph
for antigens. Either an immune response to pathogenic antigens is initiated or, in the case of …

… benign and malignant lymph nodes are disappointing using … lymph node infiltration occurs
in up to 30% in lymph nodes of … stage dependent also stiffer) lymph node areas are found in …

… 800 nodes commonly sited in the neck, axilla, thorax, abdomen, and groin. These filter incoming
lymph … This paper will discuss the structure and function of lymph nodes, as well as the …

… in rat node draining areas locally … nodes (Hobbs and Davidson, 1976; Kett et al., 1978).
In the present study, we analyzed lymph flow and filtration in the sinuses of the rat lymph node. …

… lymph nodes around the head of pancreas from the nodes of the hepatic and pyloric chain.
The lymph nodes … also lumped with the inferior mesenteric, and left lateroaortic nodes. The …

… lymph nodes were defined as follows: area 6, lymph nodes … ; area 7, lymph nodes at the
root of the left gastric artery; area … pancreatoduodenal lymph nodes; and area 18, lymph nodes …

… lymph nodes, B cells predominate in follicular areas, whereas T cells comprise the predominant
cell type in the paracortical areas… as histologic examination of lymph node tissues from …

… knowledge of the lymphatic pathways relevant to any … lymph nodes areas in the pelvic cavity
and in the groin. It also offers the first original classification for labeling the intrapelvic nodes, …