OBJECTIVE: To analyze the clinical features _ variation features of cervical @entity1600 and to discuss its effective surgical treatment. METHOD: Retrospective analysis of 27 cases of cervical @entity1600 @entity1 admitted to the hospital from January 2008 to December 2013. The cervical @entity1600 is classified based on the enhanced CT scanning conducted before operation and the preoperative evaluation of clinical characters of @entity1 . The lymphaden ncisional biopsy was conducted on the type I @entity1 with cervical @entity1600 . The lesion resection was performed on the type II and mixed type I + II @entity1 . The regional cervical lymph node dissection was carried on the type III, the type IV and other mixed type @entity1 . The negative pressure drainage ball was placed after operation, and the cavity was flushed with 5% @entity4279 solution. The antituberculosis therapy was performed after wound healing. RESULT: The analysis of the clinical features for 27 @entity1 : the incidence rate on the left side, right side, both sides and middle-line is 63.0%, 25.9%, 7.4% and 3.7% respectively. The majority of @entity1 whose lesion involving more than one region account for 62.1%; the @entity1 whose lesion involving one region account for 37.9%. The most common is level V involved lesion (69.0%), then level IV (62.1%), level III (51.7%), level II (34.5%), level I (10.3%) and level VI (3.4%) in order. The analysis of the CT imageology features for 27 @entity1 : the simple type is the majority (65.5%), and the most common is type III (24.1%), then the type I (17.2%), type II (13.8%) and type IV (10.3%) in order. The mixed type is minority (34.5%), but the two mixed is often (31.0%). The three mixed is only located on one side (3.4%). The recurrence never happened on the @entity1 with resection and standard antituberculosis therapy. CONCLUSION: For the cervical @entity1600 , the suitable surgical treatments shall be selected according to the lesion characteristics _ location and CT imaging manifestations presurgical evaluation. The effective way to treat cervical @entity1600 is to conduct negative pressure drainage after operation, to flush the cavity with 5% @entity4279 solution and to perform antituberculosis therapy.

[The surgical options of cervical XXXX ].

@entity1 :: ('9606', 'Species') :: ['patients'] @entity1600 :: ('MESH:D014388', 'Disease') :: ['tuberculous lymphadenitis'] @entity4279 :: ('MESH:D011206', 'Chemical') :: ['povidone iodine']
@entity1600 :: (MESH:D014388,Disease) :: ['tuberculous lymphadenitis']
