<caption><image_75>The image is a black and white ultrasound scan of a patient's abdomen. The scan is in the center of the image and shows a red dot in the middle of the abdomen, which appears to be the location of the heart. The red dot is likely the location where the heart is located. The image is accompanied by text that reads "Ganglios normales/reactivos" which translates to "Normal/reactive" in English. Below the image, there is a subtitle that says "Presente en GL - de 5 mm de DT".</caption><transcript><audio_76> Acá lo que hace es, entra por un vaso y luego se empieza a ramificar. Con respecto al hilo, fíjense, siempre debemos verlo. Por lo general se presenta cuando son mayores a 5 milímetros en un DT. Fíjense que este hilo es bien ecogénico y se continúa con la grasa que lo rodea.</transcript><caption><image_77>The image is a black and white ultrasound scan of a patient's head and neck. The scan is displayed on a computer screen with a blue background. The top of the image has a title that reads "GANGLIOS NORMALES/REACTIVOS" and below it, there is a subtitle that reads "#HILIO ECOGENICO". 

Below the title, there are two images. The first image on the left shows a close-up of the head, with a red dot in the center. The second image shows the head of the patient, with the head facing towards the left side of the screen. The head appears to be slightly tilted to the right.

The image also has a label on the bottom right corner that says "Presente en GL - de 5 mm de DT". The label also mentions that the image was taken from a presentation on the topic of the ultrasound scan.</caption><transcript><audio_78> grasa que lo rodea el ganglia, ¿sí? Esto es totalmente normal. ¿Qué pasa acá? Cuando el ganglia es muy chiquitito, como daba Elber en la esterioditis crónica, muchas veces no se puede ver el hilo porque es muy chico, pero si los</transcript><transcript><audio_79> que tiene esa relación, que es bien alargado, no presenta ninguna característica de sospecha, por decirlo así, y más si estamos en el contexto de un paciente que tiene una tiroiditis crónica. Siempre todos los hallazgos que nosotros veamos</transcript><transcript><audio_80> debemos correlacionarlo con la clínica que presente el paciente. Esto, más de lo mismo, fíjense la morfología ovalada, si hacemos la relación en largo por el ancho, siempre debe ser mayor a 2. En caso de que se pierda esta relación, el</transcript> as we show today, if here what it does is enter through a glass and then it starts at 90 with respect to the Indian, pay attention we must always see it, it generally occurs when they are greater than 5 millimeters in a dt notice that this and it comes they take and ccoo and it continues with the fat that surrounds it ccoo and it continues with the fat that surrounds it if this is totally normal than here when in something very small as seen in chronic thyroiditis many times you cannot see the lithium because  It is very small but if we look at it, we notice that it has that relationship that is very elongated and does not present any characteristic of suspicion, so to speak, and even more so if we are in the context of a patient with critical issues, every year that we see the lymph nodes we must correlate it with the symptoms that the patient presents, these are more of the same, look at the oval morphology, so if we make the relationship in length by width, it should always be greater than 2. If this relationship is lost, the lymph node will
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