Lymph nodes of the small intestine

This tutorial covers the lymph nodes of the small intestine, explaining their structure, function, and clinical significance. It begins with an overview of the small intestine's anatomy, followed by a detailed look at the lymphatic system. The tutorial discusses specific lymph nodes, including ileocolic, juxta intestinal, intermediate mesenteric, right colic, and superior mesenteric nodes, highlighting their roles in lymphatic drainage and potential involvement in disease spread. The video concludes with an explanation of the cisterna chyli and thoracic duct, emphasizing their importance in the lymphatic system.

What are the juxta intestinal lymph nodes and where are they located?

Explain the drainage pathway of lymph from the duodenum.

What is the Cisterna chyli and what is its significance?