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    Parietal Nodes of The Pelvis

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    The document describes the lymph nodes of the pelvis, abdomen, and lower abdomen. It outlines 13 groups of common iliac lymph nodes, 11 groups of external iliac lymph nodes, and 9 groups of internal iliac lymph nodes that drain the pelvis. The document also lists 14 visceral lymph node groups that drain abdominal organs like the stomach, pancreas, and liver. Finally, it identifies 7 groups of left lumbar lymph nodes and 7 groups of right lumbar lymph nodes that are located deep in the abdominal cavity.

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    The document describes the lymph nodes of the pelvis, abdomen, and lower abdomen. It outlines 13 groups of common iliac lymph nodes, 11 groups of external iliac lymph nodes, and 9 groups of internal iliac lymph nodes that drain the pelvis. The document also lists 14 visceral lymph node groups that drain abdominal organs like the stomach, pancreas, and liver. Finally, it identifies 7 groups of left lumbar lymph nodes and 7 groups of right lumbar lymph nodes that are located deep in the abdominal cavity.

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    The document describes the lymph nodes of the pelvis, abdomen, and lower abdomen. It outlines 13 groups of common iliac lymph nodes, 11 groups of external iliac lymph nodes, and 9 groups of internal iliac lymph nodes that drain the pelvis. The document also lists 14 visceral lymph node groups that drain abdominal organs like the stomach, pancreas, and liver. Finally, it identifies 7 groups of left lumbar lymph nodes and 7 groups of right lumbar lymph nodes that are located deep in the abdominal cavity.

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    LYMPH NODES

    Parietal Nodes of the Pelvis

    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. Medial external iliac


    7. Intermediate external iliac
    8. Lateral external iliac
    9. Medial lacunar (femoral)
    10. Intermediate lacunar (femoral)
    11. Lateral lacunar (femoral)
    12. Interiliac external iliac
    13. Obturator (external iliac obturatory)
    Lymph Nodes of the Female Pelvis

    Internal Iliac Nodes

    1. Superior gluteal
    2. Inferior gluteal
    3. Sacral

    Perivesical Lymph Nodes

    4. Prevesicular
    5. Postvesicular
    6. Lateral vesicular
    7. Parauterine
    8. Paravaginal
    9. Anorectal (pararectal)

    Regional lymph nodes for the cervix include: paracervical, parametrial, presacral, sacral,
    external iliac, common iliac, hypogastric (obturator), internal iliac.

    The status of the paraaortic nodes is more important than the status of pelvic nodes in
    evaluating locally advanced cervical cancer. Positive paraaortic nodes are M1 (Stage IV).
    Abdominal Lymph Nodes

    Lymph Nodes of the Large Intestine and Lower Abdomen

    1. Superior Mesenteric Lymph Nodes


    2. Ileocolic Lymph Nodes
    3. Prececal Lymph Nodes
    4. Retrocecal Lymph Nodes
    5. Appendicular Lymph Nodes

    Mesocolic Lymph Nodes

    6. Paracolic
    7. Right colic
    8. Middle colic
    9. Left colic
    10. Inferior Mesenteric Lymph Nodes
    11. Sigmoid
    12. Superior rectal
    Abdominal Lymph Nodes

    Visceral Nodes of the Abdominal Cavity

    1. Celiac
    2. Gastric (right and left)
    3. Lymphatic anulus of heart (cardioesophageal)
    4. Gastroomental (right and left) (gastroepiploic)

    Pyloric Lymph Nodes

    5. Suprapyloric
    6. Subpyloric
    7. Retropyloric

    Pancreatic Lymph Nodes

    8. Superior pancreatic
    9. Inferior pancreatic
    10. Splenic (Lienal)

    Pancreaticoduodenal Lymph Nodes

    11. Superior pancreaticoduodenal


    12. Inferior pancreaticodoudenal

    Hepatic Lymph Nodes

    13. Cystic
    14. Foraminal (foramen of Winslow)
    Abdominal Lymph Nodes

    Deep Nodes of the Abdominal Cavity

    Left Lumbar Lymph Nodes (Paraaortic Lymph Nodes)

    1. Lateral aortic
    2. Preaortic
    3. Postaortic
    4. Intermediate Lumbar

    Right Lumbar Lymph Nodes (Paracaval Lymph Nodes)

    5. Lateral caval
    6. Precaval
    7. Postcaval

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