Photographic reconstruction of a lymphatic ganglion section stained with hematoxylin/eosin and observed with the objective of 10x. Going from outside inwards we can perceive a conjunctive-type capsule that emits trabecula inwards. The cortex is located below the capsule and is formed by lymphatic follicles. Under the cortex is placed the medulla, which contains abundant blood vessels and is formed by medullar-cords and -sines. The follicles and the medullar cords are colored in blue and show a dense aspect due to the presence of abundant lymphocytes. Details of each structure are offered at higher magnification in other microphotographies (zones framed in different colors)