###Human: My partner has swollen lymph nodes with high CPR and eosinophils. Please interpret her USG. ###Assistant: Hi. Let me start with the right neck lymph nodes seen on the images (attachment removed to protect patient identity). They have a fusiform shape which is a good sign. They are mildly enlarged, the index one short axis measures 6 mm. Image 1: Lymph node with Doppler box, showing center blood supply which is again a good sign. Image 2: Couple of mildly enlarged lymph nodes. Image 3: Submandibular gland and mildly enlarged lymph nodes with a white center, fatty hilum, normal. Image 4: Index lymph node measurement long x short axis 21 x 6 mm. I would favor benign pathology versus lymphoma due to fusiform shape, central blood supply, preserved normal fatty hilum, and mild enlargement. This can also represent systemic inflammatory diseases. I hope this helps.