Fig. 10.6
 A prominent palpable cervical lymph node arising at the junction of levels I and II in the neck; all such masses should be rapidly and fully investigated prior to any form of open biopsy. Biopsy is often requested by haematologists to diagnose lymphoma but carries the risk of decreasing the patient’s prognosis if the diagnosis is squamous or salivary cancer of the head and neck.

A prominent palpable cervical lymph node arising at the junction of levels I and II in the neck; all such masses should be rapidly and fully investigated prior to any form of open biopsy. Biopsy is often requested by haematologists to diagnose lymphoma but carries the risk of decreasing the patient’s prognosis if the diagnosis is squamous or salivary cancer of the head and neck.

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