head and neck Flashcards

1
Q

most common paraganglioma in the head and neck

A

carotid body tumor

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2
Q

if you identify a cartoid body tumor. next step?

A

look for the second paraganglioma

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3
Q

what artery do you embolize to treat a carotid body tumor?

A

ascending pharyngeal artery

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4
Q

location of glomus vagale?

A

2 cm below the jugular foramen in the carotid space

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5
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what do you call a paraganglioma that spans from the middle ear to the jugular foramen?

A

glomus jugulo-tympanicum

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6
Q

glomus tympanicum arises from what CN?

A

CNIX - Jacobson’s nerve

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7
Q

Jacobson’s nerve glomus tumor

A

glomus tympanicum. Jacobson’s nerve is CN IX

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9
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A

acquired cholesteatoma in the epitympanum

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10
Q

origin of epidermoid cyst

A

arise from ectodermal inclusions during neural tube closure during embryogenesis

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11
Q

epidermoid cysts are generally _____________to CSF

A

isointense

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