inferior mesenteric lymph nodes
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Inferior mesenteric lymph nodes — Infobox Lymph Name = Inferior mesenteric lymph nodes Latin = nodi lymphoidei mesenterici inferiores GraySubject = 180 GrayPage = 710 Caption = Lymphatics of colon. (Inferior mesenteric labeled at bottom center.) Caption2 = DrainsFrom = Source =… … Wikipedia
Mesenteric lymph nodes — Lymph: Mesenteric lymph nodes Lymph Nodes of the Large Intestine and Lower Abdomen … Wikipedia
Inferior mesenteric — can refer to: * Inferior mesenteric artery * Inferior mesenteric vein * Inferior mesenteric lymph nodes * Inferior mesenteric plexus … Wikipedia
mesenteric lymph nodes — nodes that lie at the root of the mesentery, receiving lymph from parts of the small intestine, cecum, appendix, and large intestine; they are subdivided into superior and inferior groups … Medical dictionary
Pararectal lymph nodes — Infobox Lymph Name = PAGENAME Latin = nodi lymphoidei pararectales GraySubject = 180 GrayPage = 710 Caption = Lymph Nodes of Female Pelvis (Pararectal is #9) Caption2 = Lymphatics of colon. DrainsFrom = Source = DrainsTo = inferior mesenteric… … Wikipedia
External iliac lymph nodes — Lymph: External iliac lymph nodes Common Iliac Lymph Nodes 1. Medial common iliac 2. Intermediate common iliac 3. Lateral common iliac 4. Subaortic common iliac 5. Common iliac nodes of promontory External Iliac Lymph Nodes 6 … Wikipedia
Common iliac lymph nodes — Lymph: Common iliac lymph nodes Common Iliac Lymph Nodes 1. Medial common iliac 2. Intermediate common iliac 3. Lateral common iliac 4. Subaortic common iliac 5. Common iliac nodes of promontory External Iliac Lymph Nodes 6. M … Wikipedia
Celiac lymph nodes — Lymph: Celiac lymph nodes Lymphatics of stomach, etc … Wikipedia
Mesocolic lymph nodes — Lymph: Mesocolic lymph nodes Lymph Nodes of the Large Intestine and Lower Abdomen Latin nodi lymphoidei mesocolici Gray s … Wikipedia
lymph node — One of numerous round, oval, or bean shaped bodies located along the course of lymphatic vessels, varying greatly in size (1–25 mm in diameter) and usually presenting a depressed area, the hilum, on one side through which blood vessel s enter and … Medical dictionary
