Axillary surgery involves the removal lymph nodes in the armpit region, while a sentinel lymph node biopsy is the removal of ...

including the neck on either side of the front, sides, and back, behind your ears, on the back of your head, or under your jaw and chin. Swollen lymph nodes are also called lymphadenopathy.

These lymph modes are located in front of your ears, and can become swollen if you have an infection in your head or neck.

Certified Lymphedema therapist with Hartford Healthcare’s Rehabilitation Network, Theresa Plant, joined News 8 at noon to discuss the common causes and treatments for the disease. For the latest news, ...

This study will focus on the treatment of newly diagnosed locally advanced primary head and neck cancer patients with no ...