Neuro Buzz Flashcards
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Le Fort 1
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The palate is separated from the maxilla
Lateral nasal aperture
Floating palate
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Floating palate
? Which type of Le Fort?
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Type 1
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Le Fort type 2
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The maxilla is separated from the face
Inferior orbital rim and orbital floor
Pyramidal
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Pyramidal
What type of Le Fort fracture?
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Type 2
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Le Fort type 3
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The face is separated from the cranium
The zygomatic arch and lateral orbital rim/wall
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If …. is not fractured then you don’t have a Le Fort fracture
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Pterygoid process
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Airless expanded sinuses
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Mucocele
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Most sensitive MRI sequence for SAH
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FLAIR
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The classic history for superficial siderosis
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Sensorineural hearing loss and ataxia
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Watershed infarct in a kid
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Moyamoya
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What is a pedicle aneurysm?
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Artery feeding AVM
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This type of aneurism is seen in patients with PAN, Ct disease and syphylis
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Fusiform aneurysm
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Pulsatile tinnitus is seen in ….
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Sigmoid sinus thrombosis
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Visual problem is caused by thrombosis in this venous structure
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Cavernous sinus
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Most common type of AVF’s- gradual onset LE weakness
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Spinal AVF
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This venous anomaly looks like a large tree with multiple small branches/ caput medusa.
It is also associated with cavernous malformation
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DVA
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Slow flow lesion with dilated capillary bed without intervening normal brain tissue
Popcorn like with peripheral rim of haemosiderin
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Cavernous malformation
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Slow flow lesion with normal intervening brain tissue. They have brush like or stippled appearance of enhancement
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Capillary telangectasia
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This malformation can be seen as a complete location of radiation therapy
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Capillary telangectasia
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Define colpocephaly
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This is asymmetric dilation of the occipital horns
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Name two causes of colpocephaly
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CC a genesis and pericallosal lipoma
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Which type of CNS lipoma usually calcify?
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The tubulonodular type
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Define anencephaly
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Neural tube failing to close on the cranial end leading to reduced or absent cerebrum and cerebellum. The hindbrain will be present
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In this condition the AFP will be elevated and there will be polyhydramnios
Frog eye appearance
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Anencephaly
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What is iniencephaly
This is when the occipital bone is missing and there will be an enlarged foramen magnum
Star gazing fetus
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What is rhombencephalosynapsis
Congenital anomaly of the cerebellum where the vermis does not develop and the cerebellum is fused
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What is Joubert syndrome associated with?
Retinal dysplasia
| Multicystic dusplastic kidney
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Molar tooth appearance- small or aplastic vermis and absence of pyramidal decussation
Joubert syndrome
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Joubert syndrome and liver fibrosis
Coach syndrome
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Absent vermis
Torcular lambdoid inversion
Dandy Walker
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Holoprosencephaly- HP
This is a midline cleaving problem with brain failing to cleave into two separate hemisphere
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The olfactory bulb is affected in this type of HPE
Semi lobar
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HPE association (3)
- single midline monster eye
- solitary median maxillary incisor- MEGA INCISOR
- Nasal process overgrowth leading to pyriform aperture stenosis
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What is meckel gruber syndrome
Classic triad of
HPE
Multiple renal cysts
Polydactyly
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Hemimegalencephaly
Big brain with big ventricles
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Types of lissencephaly pachygyria
Type 1- classic form - smooth brain due to arrest of migration
Type 2- cobblestone brain due to over migration. The cortex is thinner than type 1. No band heterotopia.
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This type of lissencephaly is associated with band heterotopia. It's a figure 8, hour glass configuration with shallow sylvian fissure
Type 1/ classic lissencephaly
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What conditions are associated with schizencephaly
Optic nerve hypoplasia 30%
Absent septum pellucidum 70%
Epilepsy 50-80%
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What is hydranencephaly?
Destruction of cerebral hemispheres. Bag of CSF. Secondary to vascular insult e.g. Double mca infarct.
Can also be caused by TORCH- HSV
Normal falx but the cortical mantle is gone.
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Define type 1 chiari
One cerebellar tonsil more than 5 mm below the foramen magnum. Look for syringohydromyelia
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What is chiari 1 associated with?
Klipple feil syndrome
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name some of the findings of chiari 2
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Hydrocephalus
Myelomeningocele
Towering cerebellum
Tectal plate beaking
Long skinny 4th ventricle- normal 4th ventricle ? Shunt malfunction
Interdigitated cerebral gyri
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Scaphocephaly
Which suture?
Also known as ?
This is premature fusion of Sagittal suture
Also known as dolichocephaly
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Brachycephaly
Premature fusion of Coronal and / or lambdoid and is often associated with syndromes
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Brachycephaly and fused fingers
Aperts
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Brachycephaly and first arch ( maxilla and mandible hypoplasia
Crouzons
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Brachycephaly and Wormian bone and absent clavicle
Cleidocranial dysostosis
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BESSI vs Subdural collection (1)
BESSI - cortical veins are adjacent to inner table
Subdural- cortical veins are displaced away from the inner table
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Diagnosis?
Failure to get ass an NGT in a child or respiratory distress while feeding
Choanal atresia
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Name 5 syndromes associated with choanal atresia
1. CHARGE
2. Crouzons
3. DiGeorge
4. Treacher Colins
5. Fetal alcohol syndrome
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The piriform aperture stenosis is highly associated with ...
Hypothalamic pituitary adrenal axis dysfunction
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Diagnosis?
| Mitochondrial disorder with lactic acidosis and stroke like episodes
MELAS
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What are the spect findings in MELAS
Increased lactate and decreased NAA
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Name the leukodystrophies:
Shown with SPECT WITH ELEVATED NAA
Canavans
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Name the leukodystrophies:
big head with frontal lobe white matter involvement
Alexanders
Big head like Alexander the Great
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Name the leukodystrophies:
Tigroid- dark spots or stripes within the T2 bright demyelinated periventricular wm
Deficiency of enzyme arylsulfatase A
Metachromatic
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Name the leukodystrophies:
Normal head with symmetric occipital and splenium of cc white matter involvement
It is sex linked and only occurs in boys
Adreno leukodystrophy
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Name the leukodystrophies:
Normal head
Focal areas of subcortical wm. BG and the periaquaductal GM have involvement
Leigh disease
Also called subacute necrotising encephalomyelopathy
Mitochondrial enzyme defect
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The NAA and s super high in this disease
Canavans
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Name three reasons for raised choline
Increased choline in increased cell turn over:
Malignancy
Infarct
Inflammation
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There is usually no peak for lactate. If there is then it means ...... and ....
Necrotic tumour
And
Infection - abscess
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What is raised in hepatic encephalopathy
Glutamine
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What is raised in meningioma
Alanin
NAA is not raised
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Myoinositol is raised in which 2 conditions?
Alzheimer's and low grade glioma
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MRS pattern in
High grade tumour
Choline raised
Lactate and lipid raised
NAA reduced
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MRS pattern in
Low grade tumour
Choline and NAA reduced
Inositol raised
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MRS pattern in
Radiation necrosis
Choline and NAA reduced
Lactate increased
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This lesion is the primary petrous apex lesion. It's T1 and T2 bright with T2 dark hemosiderin rim
Cholesterol granuloma
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Lesion in petrous apex
T1 dark
T2 bright
With restricted diffusion
Cholesteatoma
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Difference between cholesteatoma and cholesterol granuloma
Granuloma: T1 and T2 bright. Does not restrict. Smooth expansile bone changes.
Cholesteatoma: T1 dark, T2 bright with restricted diffusion. Smooth expansile bone changes.
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Classic triad for grandenigo syndrome
Otomastoiditis
Face pain- trigeminal neuropathy
Lateral rectus palsy
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Endolymphatic sac tumour is associated with
VHL
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Appearances of endolymphatic sac tumour
They grow into CPA
Internal amorphous ca++ on CT
T2 bright with intense enhancement
Very vascular with flow void and tumour blush on angio
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Patient presents with hoarseness
MRI: hypervascula lesion, salt and pepper on post contrast MRI with flow void
FDG avid
Paraganglioma
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Imaging findings in labyrinthitis
The cochlea and semicircular canals will be enhancing on T1 post contrast images.
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Conductive hearing loss in adult female
Otosclerosis
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Types of otosclerosis (2)
Fenestral
Retro fenestral
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Cholesteatoma order of destruction predictable
Scutum is eroded early
The ossicles- long process of incus
The lateral segment of the semi circular canal
Fistula to the semi circular canal most commonly involves the lateral segment
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In labyrinthine fistula, which part is most commonly affected?
The lateral semicircular canal is most often involved
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Noise induced vertigo
Superior semicircular canal dehiscence
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Necrotising external otitis
Predisposing disease
Causative agent
95% have diabetes and the causative agent is 98% pseudomonas
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Which part of the facial nerve does not enhance?
The cisternal , canalicular and labyrinthine segments should not enhance
The normal enhancement is due to perineural venous plexus
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What causes abnormal enhancement of the facial nerve? (4)
Bell's palsy
Lymes
Ramsay Hunt
Cancer
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Ground glass lesion in a young patient
Fibrous dysplasia
It usually spares the optic capsule
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Multi focal fibrous dysplasia, cafe au lair spots and precocious puberty
Mc Cune Albright syndrome
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Mouth mass lesion in the midline. It's fluid sack with globules of fat- sack of marbles.
Floor of mouth dermoid/ epidermoid
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What is a ranula?
This is a mucous retention cyst- typically lateral
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Where would ranula arise from?
Arise from sublingual gland/ space
| Once it's under the mylohyoid muscle it's plunging
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Diagnosis?
Grandmothers dentures won't stay in
Torus palatinus- bony exostosis that comes off the hard palate in the midline
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Re sialolithiasis , which gland is most commonly affected?
Submandibular gland duct- whartons
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Diagnosis?
Young patient with new level II neck mass
HPV related SCC
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Aetiology of osteonecrosis of the mandible (2)
Prior radiation
Bisphosphonate treatment
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Microcalcification is seen in thyroid mass. Diagnosis?
Papillary thyroid cancer
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Come tail in thyroid nodule means.... nodule.
Colloid nodules
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This condition increased your risk of primary thyroid lymphoma
Hashimotos
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Hashimotos is associated with which auto antibodies
Thyroid peroxidase TPO and anti thyroidglobulin
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Name two findings associated with hashimotos on uss
White knight- uniform hyperechoic nodules
Giraffe skin- heterogenous appearances
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A sick looking level 6 node or delphian node is a sign of ....
Laryngeal cancer met
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What are the causes of hyper PTH? (3)
1. Hyper functioning adenoma
2. Multi gland hyperplasia
3. Cancer
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What factors does sestamibi parathyroid imaging depend on?
Mitochondrial density and blood flow
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This type of thyroid cancer is asso with MEN 2 They produce calcitonin
Medullary type
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This type of thyroid cancer is seen in elderly patients with prior radiation treatment
Anaplastic type
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What is the best way to monitor the Hurthle cell follicular cancer?
FDG PET
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What's contained in the parotid space (3)
1. parotid gland
2. Facial nerve
3. Retro- mandibular vein
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This is the only salivary gland containing lymph nodes
Parotid gland
| can get lymphoma therefore.
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Diagnosis?
| male smoker presenting with bilateral cystic mass in parotid gland
Warthins
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How do you diagnose warthins?
it takes up pertechnetate
| the only super rare tumour to take this up is parotid oncocytoma
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this salivary gland tumour likes perineurial spreads
adenoid cystic carcinoma
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This group of patients have high risk of getting bilateral lymphoma in parotid gland
Sjogren
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Diagnosis?
| HIV patient with painless bilateral mixed solid and cystic lesions with enlarged parotid glands
Benign lymphoepithelial disease.
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Diagnosis?
| female in their 60's present with dry eyes and mouth. The parotid gland has honeycomb appearance
Sjogrens
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Which type of lymphoma would patients with Sjogren's get?
non hodgkins MALT type lymphoma.
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What is contained in the carotid space? (4)
1. Carotid artery
2. Jugular vein
3. Cranial nerves 9, 10 and 11
4. internal jugular chain lymph nodes
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Name the different types of tumours arising from the carotid space (3)
1. Schwannoma
2. Paraganglioma
3. Neurofibroma
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compare the schwannomas and paraganglioma (4)
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Paraganglioma:
Flow void
Hypervascular
In 111 octreotide avid
Salt and pepper look on MRI
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Schwannomas
Not all are hyper vascular
No flow void - target sign
NOT IN111 Octreotide avid
No salt or pepper
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What is Lemierre disease?
Thrombophlebitis (thrombosis) of the jugular vein with distant metastatic sepsis- usu septic emboli in lung. It is usually found in the setting of oropharyngeal infection or recent ENT surgery
BUZZ: Fusobacterium Necrophorum
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When i say perineurial spread, you should think: (2)
1. adenoid cystic salivary tumour
| 2. melanoma
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This tumour causes neural foramina expansion
Schwannoma
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What is Grisel's syndrome?
Torticollis with atlantoaxial joint inflammation seen in H&N surgery or retropharyngeal abscess
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what is contained within the parapharyngeal space?
trigeminal nerves and the pterygoid veins
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Bilateral optic nerve glioma is seen in this condition:
NF1
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Diagnosis?
| doughnut appearance with circumferential enhancement around optic nerve. Tram track calcification.
Optic nerve sheath meningioma
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Most common location for orbital dermoid
superior and lateral. From frontozygomatic suture
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DDx for raccoon's eyes: (2)
Met neuroblastoma and skull fracture
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Orbital lymphoma is associated with these 2 conditions
chlamydia Psittaci and MALT lymphoma
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Diagnosis?
| Ca in globe of a child <3 years
Retinoblastoma
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Diagnosis?
| Bilateral coloboma is associated with .....
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CHARGE syndrome
Coloboma
Heart defect
Atresia choanal
Retardation
Genital hypoplasia
Ear abnormality- Deaf
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Small size eyes ddx (3)
PHPV
Coats
Retinopathy of prematurity
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What is type 2 lissencephaly is associated with?
Cerebellar and ocular malformation and muscular dystrophy - walker warburg syndrome
