Critical Analysis of Etiopathology of Cervical Lymphadenopathy in patients reporting to the Department of Surgery Chandka Medical College Hospital Larkana

Introduction: Nodes that are aberrant in their size, consistency, or number referred to as lymphadenopathy. Study Duration: Current research was carried out at Surgery Department of Chandka Medical College (CMC) & Teaching Hospital, Larkana starting from March 2019 September 2020. Subjects Methods: After taking written informed consent, 162 patients included the study after fulfilling inclusion criteria. Chi square test applied and P-value <0.05 considered significant Results: The results reactive/benign our were 54(33.3%) belongs positive group 108(66.7%) negative group. In tuberculous frequency distribution showed 57(35.2%) 105(64.8%) negative. causing factors malignant 51(31.5%) 111(68.5%) Conclusion: conclusion, reveals a lower prevalence malignancy, reactivity, benign causes cervical lymphadenopathy, an increased Tuberculosis cause lymphadenopathy presenting surgery department CMC Hospital Larkana. To avoid lengthy delays identification treatment numerous medical diseases, including potentially curable malignancies, we advocate for conducting biopsy early workup Keywords: Cervical lymphoma, Tuberculous. Etiopathology,