<transcript><audio_188> un plano de separación graso o no con la yugular para decir si es 2A o 2B. Causas de microcalcificaciones, nuevamente las que dijimos hoy, ¿sí?</transcript><transcript><audio_189> Hay que tener en cuenta que son ganglios que van a ser muy grandes, que van a afectar todas las cadenas ganglionares, por lo general afectan muchas cadenas ganglionares, son muy grandes y son indoloros y por lo general no están necrosados, por lo general no se necrosan.</transcript><transcript><audio_190> se necrosan debemos pensar que es un linfoma agresivo o que es un paciente HIV positivo. Los principales niveles afectados es el 2, el 3 y el 4, pero también puede afectar el 5 la red que puede afectar todos. ¿Cómo se puede presentar? Como múltiples ganglios de 1 a 3 centímetros</transcript><transcript><audio_191> más de 3 o 4 ganglios en un nivel ganglionar nos debe generar sospechas, si encontramos 1 o 2 no, pero ya más de 3 o 4 en un nivel debemos sospechar, ya sea un infoma, ya sea una metástasis de un carcinoma,</transcript><transcript><audio_192> hay que prestarle más atención. Y también, igual que la TBC, luego del tratamiento pueden calcificar. ¿Cómo es el tema del linfoma? Empieza a haber una proliferación. En un inicio es totalmente indistinguible de un ganglio normal o reactivo. A medida que</transcript><caption><image_193>The image is a slide from a presentation in Spanish that explains the concept of LINFOMA. The slide has a black background with white text. On the right side of the slide, there is a diagram that shows the flow of information from different parts of the body. The diagram is divided into three sections.

The first section is titled "En fases inclusibles individueles de los gangliones" which translates to "Infections in the body" in English. The second section is labeled "Ingramiento progresivo de la cortical de forma" which is a type of forma. The third section is labelled "Oblieración progresiva de la zona hilar hasta desaparecer" which means that the body is in a normal state. The fourth section is called "Ganglios homologues" which suggests that the image is related to the ganglions and how they interact with each other.</caption> we would have to see carefully if it has a causes of micro calcifications again what I said I am not yes well with respect to lymphoma you have to have  Keep in mind that they are nodes that are going to be very large and that they are going to affect all the truck chains because it does not affect many desires for minerals. They are very large and are painless and generally they are not crossed because since they are not black, if they break down we must  think that it is an aggressive lymphoma or that it is a patient who is old and tired. The main levels affected are 2, 3 and 4, but also compared to 56, as it can present as multiple nodes of about three centimeters, generally when we have more than three  or four nodes at a level walking should generate suspicions we find one or two no but more than three or four at a level we should suspect either in shape or a specific goal but head and neck mother we must pay more attention yes and  Also, like CMT, then the treatment can calcify, as is the case with lymphoma, you begin to see a proliferation. At first, it is completely indistinguishable from the abnormal or reactive lymph node. As they proliferate,
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