Fig. 3From: Diagnostic accuracy, reliability, and reviewer agreement of a new proposed risk prediction model for metastatic cervical lymph node from head and neck squamous cell carcinoma using MDCTA 54-year-old male SCC patient suffered from pain, ulceration, and swelling. Contrast-enhanced MDCT neck a axial view shows bilateral glottis, supra glottis, aryepiglottic folds soft tissue mass measures 30 × 36 × 20 mm (white arrow). b Axial view shows left side LN enlargement at level (III) measures 9 × 13 mm with necrosis (score 4) (sky blue arrow). c The axial view shows bilateral LN enlargements at level (II, III and IV) (score 0) (orange arrows). Histopathology confirmed the node to be malignant at level III (sky blue arrow); others were benignBack to article page