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what causes ramsay hunt syndrome

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reactivation of varcilla zoster virus in geniculate ganglion of CNVII

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symptoms ramsay hunt sydnrome

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auricular pain // facial nerve palsy // vesicular rash on ear // vertigo + tinnitus

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mx ramsay hunt syndrome

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oral aciclovir + steroids

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function CNVII

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muscles facial expression + nerve to stapedius // ant 2/3 taste tongue // parasympathetic fibres to tears + salivary glands

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causes bilateral facial nerve palsy

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sarcoid // GBS // lyme // bilateral acoustic neuroma

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causes unilateral facial palsy

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Bells // ramsay hunt // acoustic neuroma // parotid // HIV

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facial LMN vs UMN

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UMN spared forehead

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causes unilateral facial UMN

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stroke

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where does CNVII pass through

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tempiral bone –> internal auditory meatus (alongside vestibulococlear nerve) –> combine togetehr to become facial nerve –> through parotid

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branches CNVII

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greater petrosal // nerve to stapedius // chorda tympani

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features bells palsy

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LMN facial palsy (includes forehead) // post-auricular pain // altered taste, dry eyes // hyperacusis (facial nerve palsy)

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age bells palsy

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20-40 (common in pregnancy)

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what is thought to cause bells palsy

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herpes simplex

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mx bells palsy

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oral pred within 72hrs // eye care (eg artificial tears) // antivirals

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what warrants referral to ENT in bells palsy

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paralysis not improving at 3 weeks

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how long does bells last

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symptoms trigeminal neurlagia

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severe unilateral pain on face // triggered by light touch

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mx trigeminal neurlagia

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carbamezepine

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symptoms temporal bone fracture

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battle sign behind ear // tinnitus, hearing loss, discharge from ear, CNVII/VIII damage

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what are the 3 pairs of salivary glands

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parotid // submandibular // sublingual

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where do most tonsil stones occur

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submandibular

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symptoms of salivary stones

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unilateral pain + swelling on eating // smell bad

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invx salivary stones

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what can cause ludwigs angina

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infected salivary stones // tooth infection –> submandibular space

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what is ludwigs angina
cellulitis that invades the floor of the mouth + soft tissue of the neck
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symptoms ludwigs angina
neck swelling, dysphagia, fever, airway obstruction
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mx ludwigs angina
airway + IV abx
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where do the majority of salivary gland tumours occur
parotid
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what is a pleomorphic adenoma
most common tumour of parotid gland - benign
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symptoms + o/e pleomorphic adenoma
men 50s // slow growing, painless, unilateral swelling // mobile
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why do pleomorphic adenoma need removed
risk of malignant transformation (2-10% if not excised)
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symptoms warthins tumour
bilateral // males 60-70
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type of parotid tumour seen in children <1
haemangioma
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most common parotid malignant tumour
mucoepidermoid carcinoma
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invx parotid tumours
xrays (for stones) // FNAC!! // CT or MRI for malignancy
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mx parotid tumour
benign = superficial parotidectomy // malignant = radical
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HIV manifestation in parotid
lymphoepithelial cysts - bilateral