An axillary lymphatic aspect ratio greater than 2 is probably normal.
The lymphatic aspect ratio is a description of the external shape of the lymph nodes. If the lymphatic aspect ratio is greater than 1, the lymph node is essentially oval in shape and is usually benign.
If the axillary lymph node aspect ratio is greater than 2, this may be normal. However, it is important to analyze the lymph nodes in the context of their size, borders, structure, cortical and medullary demarcation, and blood supply in order to determine the nature of the lymph nodes.
If the axillary lymphatic aspect ratio is greater than 2, it does not exclude the possibility of malignant lymph nodes. If you want to further clarify the nature of axillary lymph nodes, it is recommended to actively cooperate with professional doctors to improve the relevant examination and make accurate analysis and judgment based on the examination results.