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Fig. 9B. 54-year-old woman with lymphoma. Axial contrast-enhanced CT scans of
neck through level of lower thyroid gland show incidental thyroid adenoma
(TA). A is slightly more cranial than B. On each side of neck
oblique white line has been drawn through posterolateral margins of anterior
scalene muscles (A) and posterior margin of sternocleidomastoid muscles (Sc).
Level IV and VB nodes are seen. On left side, portion of clavicle (C) is seen
on both images; thus, left level V nodes are classified as supraclavicular
nodes (S).
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