Lymph Node Cytology

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Reasons why a lymph node can be enlarged?

Abundant fat in capsule (due to BCS or age), a reactive lymph node where lymphocyte within have met their specific antigen, a lymphadentitic lymph node (infiltration of inflammatory cells either due to draining an area of inflammation or of the node itself), or a neoplasticism lymph node (increase in immature large lymphocytes)

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Small lymphocytes in lymph node

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Large lymphocytes in lymph node

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Plasma cell in lymph node - yellow arrow

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Macrophage in lymph node - blue arrows

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What criteria will you use to determine the size of lymphocytes?

Size of neutrophils?

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What would a normal lymph node cytology sample consist of?

Composed mostly of small lymphocytes (80-90%), low numbers of immature lymphocytes, and low numbers of other cells such as macrophages, neutrophils, plasma cells, etc

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Which lymph node might you sample if a mass/lesion is found on the manus, antebrachium, or lateral brachium, neck or back of head?

Superficial cervical lymph node

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Which lymph node might you sample if a mass/lesion is found on the pes or crus?

Popliteal lymph node.

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Which lymph node might be swollen if a mass or lesion is on the medial aspect of the brachium, a deep structure of the thoracic wall, thoracic mammary and cranial abdominal mammal?

Axillary lymph node

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How could you tell if you took a sample of salivary gland, rather than the mandibular lymph nodes

Upon cytology, salivary gland cells will clump together like epithelium, while lymph node cells would not do this. You should also expect to see lymphocytes in lymph node tissue, but not in the salivary gland

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Plasma cells

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Trabecula of Lymph node

(indicated by blue arrow)

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Subcapsular sinus of lymph node

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Trabecular Sinus of lymph node

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Lymphatic Nodules (follicles)

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Capsule of Lymph node

indicated by yellow arrow

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medullary sinuses of lymph node

indicated by red arrows

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Medullary cords of lymph node

indicated by blue arrows

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