Intrapulmonary Lymph Node:
Clinical:
Intrapulmonary nodes are found in up to 18% of patients at necropsy [1]. They are usually located in the peripheral of the lung are usually situated in a subpleural location or adjacent to interlobular septa [1]. Intrapulmonary lymph nodes can be solitary or multiple [1].
REFERENCES:
(1) Thorax 2001; Travis WD, Galvin JR. Non-neoplastic pulmonary lymphoid lesions. 56: 964-71. (No abstract available)
