Which of the following is not part of the described drainage sequence from the pelvic region?

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Which of the following is not part of the described drainage sequence from the pelvic region?

Explanation:
Drainage from the pelvic region moves upward through pelvic lymph nodes, then to lumbar (para-aortic) nodes, and into the cisterna chyli as part of the route to the thoracic duct. Popliteal nodes sit in the knee region and collect lymph from the leg, not from pelvic structures; their pathway feeds into the inguinal and iliac nodes and eventually toward the same central channels, but they are not part of the pelvic-centered sequence. So this option is not part of the described pelvic drainage chain.

Drainage from the pelvic region moves upward through pelvic lymph nodes, then to lumbar (para-aortic) nodes, and into the cisterna chyli as part of the route to the thoracic duct. Popliteal nodes sit in the knee region and collect lymph from the leg, not from pelvic structures; their pathway feeds into the inguinal and iliac nodes and eventually toward the same central channels, but they are not part of the pelvic-centered sequence. So this option is not part of the described pelvic drainage chain.

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