<caption><image_91>The image is a black and white MRI scan of a patient's brain. The scan is labeled "Ganglios Reactivos" which translates to "Reactives" in English. 

On the left side of the image, there is a list of different types of ganglions that can be found in the brain. On the right side, there are two images of the brain, one showing the cerebellum and the other showing the brainstem. The images are labeled as "Aumentados de tamaño" and "Aumortadios de tamarillo".

The image also includes a description of the different regions of the human brain, including the cerebrospinal cord, the cerebrum, and the spinal cord. The text on the image explains that the image is related to the ganglia, which is a type of spinal cord that is responsible for the formation of nerve endings in the body.

Overall, the image appears to be a visual representation of a brain scan, showing the different parts of the spinal and spinal cord and how they interact with each other.</caption><transcript><audio_92> Los ángulos reactivos hablan de que responden, es la respuesta a un proceso inflamatorio, un proceso infeccioso, son ángulos que van a tener, si bien van a ser patológicos,</transcript><transcript><audio_93> algo benigno, algo que se va a resolver básicamente van a estar aumentados de tamaño van a tener en lo que es la tomografía un cierto realce que puede ser homogéneo o un realce lineal central que esto representaría el</transcript><transcript><audio_94> que vemos por eco, se puede llegar a veces ver por tomografía o resonancia. Por lo general, fíjense acá, es un ganglio que está un poquito aumentado de tamaño, pero en el contexto de un paciente que tal vez tenga un proceso infeccioso o demás, lo interpretamos como un ganglio reactivo y no como un ganglio neoplásico, ¿sí?</transcript> reactive ganglia the reactive ganglia talk about what they respond if it is the response let's say to an inflammatory process an infectious process if they are the ones they are going to have if they are going to be if you see they are going to be  pathological this corresponds to something benign something that is going to be resolved if this one is basically going to be increased in size they are going to have what the tomography is a certain enhancement that can be homogeneous to a central line enhancement that this would represent the chef that we see  This can sometimes be seen by MRI scan, generally by the end of the year it is over and the size increases a little, but in context, a patient who may have an infectious process also interprets it as a reactive lymph node and not as a lymph node.  neoclassical,
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