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Fig. 1. Grouping and nomenclature of retroperitoneal lymph nodes

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1 Fig. 1. Grouping and nomenclature of retroperitoneal lymph nodes
Fig. 1. Grouping and nomenclature of retroperitoneal lymph nodes. (1) Circumflex iliac nodes distal to the external iliac node; (2) external iliac nodes; (3) circumflex iliac nodes to distal obturator node; (4) internal iliac nodes; (5) obturator nodes; (6) parametrial nodes; (7) cardinal ligament nodes; (8) sacral nodes; (9) common iliac nodes. A.V., anonymous vein; O.A., obturator artery; O.N., obturator nerve; O.V., obturator vein. Fig. 1. Grouping and nomenclature of retroperitoneal lymph nodes. (1) Circumflex iliac nodes distal to the external iliac node; (2) external iliac nodes; (3) circumflex iliac nodes to distal obturator node; (4) internal iliac nodes; (5) obturator nodes; (6) parametrial nodes; (7) cardinal ligament nodes; (8) sacral nodes; (9) common iliac nodes. A.V., anonymous vein; O.A., obturator . . . J Gynecol Oncol Jul;27(4):e42.

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