Thorax

Question 1

Cervical esophagus

Answer 1

Internal jugular nodes
Cervical nodes
Paraesophageal nodes
Supraclavicular nodes

Question 2

Upper and middle esophagus

Answer 2

Paratracheal nodes
Hilar nodes
Subcarinal nodes
Paraesophageal nodes
Paracardial nodes

Question 3

Distal Esophagus

Answer 3

Celiac nodes
Left gastric nodes
Nodes of the lesser curvature of the stomach

Question 4

N2 nodes

Answer 4

Superior mediastinal nodes
- upper left paratracheal nodes
- right lower and left lower paratracheal nodes
- left tracheobronchial nodes
Aortic nodes
- aortopulmonary nodes
- anterior mediastinal nodes
Inferior mediastinal nodes
- subcarinal nodes
- paraesophageal nodes
- pulmonary ligament nodes

Question 5

N3 nodes

Answer 5

Interlobar nodes
Lobar nodes
Segmental nodes
Subsegmental nodes

Question 6

Breast

Answer 6

Axillary nodes are most common no matter the location

Centrally located tumours are more likely to spread to IMC but still not common.