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A manual of anatomy . Su\)menta/l In-jDeepCei-c. X\ _ Fig. 187.—Lymph nodes and lymphatic drainage of the head and neck,indicated as circles and deep nodes in solid black. Superficial nodeh in the infraorbital region; {b) the buccal or buccinator group in thecheek; (c) the supramandibular group upon the mandible at theanterior edge of the masseter muscle. These groups drain the eye-lid, conjunctiva, skin and mucous membrane of the nose and efferents carry the lymph to the submaxillary nodes and tothe upper deep cervical nodes. 5. Deep facial (L. faciales profimdce) (D).—This group
A manual of anatomy . Su\)menta/l In-jDeepCei-c. X\ _ Fig. 187.—Lymph nodes and lymphatic drainage of the head and neck,indicated as circles and deep nodes in solid black. Superficial nodeh in the infraorbital region; {b) the buccal or buccinator group in thecheek; (c) the supramandibular group upon the mandible at theanterior edge of the masseter muscle. These groups drain the eye-lid, conjunctiva, skin and mucous membrane of the nose and efferents carry the lymph to the submaxillary nodes and tothe upper deep cervical nodes. 5. Deep facial (L. faciales profimdce) (D).—This group consists ofseveral nodes along the lateral wall of the pharynx near the internal 256 THE LYMPH VASCULAR SYSTEM maxillary artery. These drain orbit, temporal fossa, the naso-pharynx, palate, nasal fossae and the cerebral meninges. Theirefferents pass to the upper deep cervical nodes. 6. Lingual {L. linguales) (D) nodes are at the base of the tongueand are intervening nodes in the tongue drainage. Their lymphpasses
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