Background Patients with metastases in the lymph nodes of the neck and no obvious
primary tumor, neck cancer with unknown primary (NCUP), represent a management …

Patients presenting with neck masses are a common occurrence. Neck masses are
abnormal lesions that are located below the mandible, above the clavicle, and deep to the …

Abstract In 1848, Rudolf Ludwig Karl Virchow described an association of left
supraclavicular lymphadenopathy with abdominal malignancy. The left supraclavicular …

Among the patients seeking dental treatment, some may present with symptoms that cannot
be resolved by dental treatment alone. Patients with orofacial symptoms associated with …

Several terminologies exist for a vestigial muscle connecting the clavicle to the cervical
vertebrae; however,“levator claviculae muscle” and “cleidocervical muscle” are commonly …

Virchow's node, a left supraclavicular lymph node, was first described by German
pathologist Rudolf Ludwig Karl Virchow (1821-1901) in 1848 as a sign of metastatic …

An enlarged left-sided supraclavicular node is a signal node for cancer metastasis. In such a
case, the enlarged lymph node is often referred to as a Virchow node. The left-sided nature …

This chapter describes the boundaries, contents, and clinical significance of the anterior and
posterior cervical triangles. The neck also contains such triangles as the sub-occipital …

BACKGROUND: The present study was taken up to assess the role of fine-needle aspiration
cytology in diagnosing left supraclavicular lymphadenopathy and assess if the Virchow's …

In this case report, we describe the effectiveness of fine-needle aspiration of Virchow's node
for the diagnosis of metastatic prostate cancer in a 62-year-old male without any medical …