<transcript><audio_104> ese realce lineal que pueden tener algunos ganglios. ¿Cuáles son los principales diagnósticos diferenciales? Vamos a ver ganglios en el cuello y se nos tiene que venir a la cabeza esto. Siempre pensar si es una metástasis de un</transcript><caption><image_105>The image is a collage of three MRI images of a patient's head and neck. The images are arranged in a triangular formation, with the top left image on the left and the top right image in the center. 

The first image shows the head of the patient with a large tumor in the middle. The tumor appears to be in the shape of a heart, with a small amount of blood vessels surrounding it. The top left and bottom right images show the brainstem of the head, which is visible in the top center of the image. The brainstem is also visible in a darker shade of grey.

In the bottom left image, there is a blue banner with white text that reads "Diagnosis of the Head and Neck". The banner also mentions that the image is related to the diagnosis of the tumor, as indicated by the text on the banner.</caption><transcript><audio_106> o de una metástasis sistémica, ya sea un cáncer de pulmón, de mama, del abdomen, pensar si es un linfoma, si tiene HIV positivo, si es una adenitis tuberculosa o es una sarcoidosis. La realidad es que el diagnóstico de sarcoidosis siempre termina siendo de este</transcript><transcript><audio_107> ¿Qué pasa con este ganglio? Se puede empezar a complicar, si es un proceso infeccioso, se complica y se puede obsedificar, por decirlo así. Es un absceso intraglandular. Esta era una ecografía de un niño que consultó por mucho dolor</transcript><caption><image_108>The image is a screenshot of a webpage with a title that reads "Ganglio Lineatico Supurativo" which translates to "Gangs Lineaticos Supurativo" in English. Below the title, there is an image of a CT scan of the brain. The CT scan is black and white and shows the brain in detail. The scan appears to be a cross-sectional view of the human brain.

On the right side of the image, there are two images of the same brain, one on the left side and one in the center. The images are labeled with the names of the different parts of the body, such as the brainstem, the spinal cord, and the spinal nerve. The image also includes a description of the anatomy of the head and neck, as well as a brief description of each part of the spine. The text on the image provides further information about the anatomy and its functions.</caption> That linear enhancement that tells what are the main differential diagnosis is that we are going to see this, we are going to see them, we are going to see lymph nodes in the neck and it does not have to be joined in the head of this, I always thought if this is a goal, this action is a squamous cell carcinoma or a systemic metastasis, lung cancer of the breast, abdomen, thinks about whether there is a report, if it has a positive study, if it is a tuberculous nittis or it is a dose axarko, the law that the nautical ones is dose arch, it is always also  making exclusion what happens with this can begin to complicate yes yes it is an infectious process it becomes complicated and it can mean, so to speak, there was an intra glandular abscess is in an ultrasound of a child who consulted due to a lot of pain
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