Presentation
Generalized swelling of the neck and submandibular region. Tender. Red. Pyrexia.
Patient Data
Age: 2 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Lymphadenitis (neck)
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Generalized left submandibular swelling with a central hypoechoic rounded lymph node. Appearances are of lymphadenitis without collection.
The rounded lymph node retains a normal fatty hilum.
Case Discussion
Lymphadenitis is a reasonably common presentation in children. They present with swelling and redness. An ultrasound is not required unless there are red flags, e.g. prolonged swelling, pain, worsening symptoms despite antibiotics.
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