<transcript><audio_155> no se puede limitar bien un ganglio, pero sí se ve como una alteración de la grasa adyacente. Acá, fíjense, de este lado tenemos el esternocleido normal y de este lado no lo podemos diferenciar. Siempre entre un ganglio y los músculos tiene que haber cierta</transcript><transcript><audio_156> diferenciar, entonces esto lo tomamos como una invasión extracapsular y esto es muy mal pronóstico. Y acá, una ecografía, como un ganglio está invadiendo la yugula. ¿Quiénes pueden invadir? Metástasis y tuberculosis.</transcript><caption><image_157>The image is a screenshot of a webpage from a website called "Ganglios Patalogicos Invasion Extracapular Bordes Irregulares". The webpage has a black background with white text. On the left side of the page, there is an image of a black and white ultrasound scan of a patient's abdomen. The scan shows the abdomen of the patient with a large amount of blood flowing through it. 

On the right side, there are two images of the same patient, one showing a close-up of the abdomen and the other showing a larger image of an explosion. The explosion appears to be caused by an explosion, as there is a red dot in the top right corner of the image. The text on the page explains that the image is related to the invasion of extracapsular borders.</caption><transcript><audio_158> Después, ganglios calcificados pueden tener microcalcificaciones, microcalcificaciones o macrocalcificaciones. ¿Quién da microcalcificaciones? Las microcalcificaciones principalmente</transcript><caption><image_159>The image is a black and white ultrasound scan of a patient's abdomen. The scan is divided into two sections, with the left side showing the left and the right side showing a close-up view of the abdomen.

The left side of the image shows the abdomen of the patient, with a large, circular area in the center. The area appears to be slightly curved and has a small amount of blood vessels. The right side shows the same area as the left, but it is slightly larger than the right. The image is labeled with the text "Ganglios Patalogicos Calcificaciones" which translates to "Calculations" in English. The text is written in a bold, white font and is centered on the image.</caption><transcript><audio_160> y macrocalcificaciones, principalmente tuberculosis, sarcoidosis, amilodesis, bueno, tenemos un montón que nos pueden dar, el nifoma tratado también, que esto al final de la clase les dejo un cuadrito con todos los ganglios y sonipropiláteros</transcript> the tomography, notice that a lymph node cannot be well limited but if it is seen as an alteration of the fat or adjacent here, look on this side we have the external clay of normal and on this side  We cannot always differentiate them from a lymph node and the muscles have to have a certain fatty separation here we cannot differentiate it so we take this as an a photograph as a lymph node was invading the help who can invade metastases and tuberculous then gan  and the classified ones can have micro calcifications micro classifications or macro classifications and store micro calcifications for the micro classifications mainly for pilar and medullary thyroid and micro calcifications mainly tuberculosis update and we say it we do not have a lot that they can give us in treated form also that this  at the end of the classes of a square with against the and all the paths and
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