Lymph Node Locations: Major Clusters in the Body
- Cervical: Sides of the neck.
- Axillary: Armpits.
- Inguinal: Groin.
- Mediastinal: Chest (between lungs).
- Retroperitoneal: Abdomen (behind peritoneum).
- Mesenteric: Intestines (within mesentery).
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