This document discusses neck swelling and cervical lymphadenopathy. It begins by classifying swellings as either cystic or solid, and by location as midline, submandibular triangle, or posterior triangle. Examples of common midline cystic and solid swellings are provided, as well as examples for each triangle location. Causes of lymphadenopathy are categorized as acute, chronic, inflammatory, neoplastic (primary or secondary), or autoimmune. The document also presents the "Rule of 80" regarding characteristics of neck swellings and metastases.