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1 A abscess vs. branchial cleft cyst 204 cervical vs. cervical hematoma 207 cervical prevertebral epidural, intraoral paralaryngeal, vs. laryngeal edema 134 parapharyngeal peritonsillar salivary glands subperiosteal, orbit 53, 54 vs. thyroglossal duct cyst 152 Abt Letterer Siwe disease 13 accessory salivary gland tissue ACE inhibitors, and angioedema 132, 134 acinar cell carcinoma, salivary glands 199, 201 acoustic schwannoma 42, 43 adamantinoma 165 adenocarcinoma, salivary glands 199, 201 adenoid carcinoma, vs. odontogenic cyst 158 adenoid cystic carcinoma vs. pleomorphic adenoma 195 vs. salivary gland lymphoma 197 salivary glands 199, 201 adenoid cystic sarcoma, vs. supraglottic carcinoma 143 adenoid hyperplasia, vs. Thornwaldt cyst 108 adenoid retention cyst, vs. Thornwaldt cyst 108 adenoma parathyroid pleomorphic vs. aneurysm/dissection of ICA 213 vs. salivary gland carcinoma 201 thyroid, vs. thyroglossal duct cyst 152 AIDS, see HIV/AIDS AJCC classification/staging lymph nodes 249 pharyngeal carcinoma 120 ameloblastoma vs. nonodontogenic cyst 149 vs. odontogenic cyst 158 aneurysm internal carotid artery vs. parapharyngeal abscess 117 aneurysmal bone cyst, angioedema, acquired 132, 134 angiofibroma, juvenile nasopharyngeal 97, 98 vs. choanal polyp 88 Ann Arbor staging lymphoma 245 tonsillar lymphoma 122 aplasia, salivary glands 175, 177 arachnoid cyst 4 6 arthritis arytenoid, vs. supraglottic carcinoma 143 rheumatoid, vs. glottic carcinoma 146 arytenoid arthritis, vs. supraglottic carcinoma 143 arytenoid cartilage, dislocation 135 Aspergillus sinusitis 91, 92 B Barrett esophagus 129 branchial cleft cyst vs. cystic hygroma 219 vs. laryngocele 128 Brombart classification 129 brush skull appearance 3 C capillary hemangioma 59, 60 carcinoma adenoid cystic, vs. pleomorphic adenoma
2 vs. cervical abscess/cellulitis 216 esophageal, vs. cervical prevertebral abscess 140 floor of mouth glottic vs. laryngeal edema 134 mucoepidermoid vs. pleomorphic adenoma 195 vs. salivary gland abscess 192 nasopharyngeal, vs. choanal polyp 88 vs. non-hodgkin lymphoma 105 vs. odontogenic cyst 158 paranasal sinuses 101, 102 vs. esthesioneuroblastoma 21 parathyroid, vs. parathyroid adenoma 225 pharyngeal vs. salivary gland lymphoma 197 salivary glands vs. sinusitis 83 supraglottic tongue , 250 vs. Zenker diverticulum 131 see also metastases; neoplasia/ neoplasms; tumor cavernous hemangioma 59, 60 cellulitis cervical vs. intraoral abscess 161 parapharyngeal, vs. abscess 117 vs. unilateral muscular atrophy 155 cephalocele 7 9 vs. Thornwaldt cyst 108 cerebellopontine angle, meningioma, vs. acoustic schwannoma 43 cervical abscess vs. cystic hygroma 219 cervical cellulitis cervical chordoma, vs. cervical prevertebral abscess 140 cervical hematoma cervical lymphadenitis vs. lymphoma 248 vs. metastasis 252 cervical lymphoma, vs. metastasis 252 cervical prevertebral abscess Chandler classification/staging orbital complications of sinusitis 81 subperiosteal abscess 53 choanal polyp vs. mucocele 90 vs. nasopharyngeal angiofibroma 98 vs. Thornwaldt cyst 108 cholesteatoma vs. otitis media 37 vs. paraganglioma 46 vs. rhabdomyosarcoma 48 cholesterol granuloma vs. cholesteatoma 41 vs. petrous apex pneumatization 22 chondrosarcoma vs. clivus chordoma 18 vs. glottic carcinoma 146 vs. supraglottic carcinoma 142 chordoma, cervical, vs. cervical prevertebral abscess 140 choristoma 175 clivus chordoma 17, 18 Coats disease, vs. retinoblastoma 67 cocaine nose 96 concha bullosa 76, 77 cranial suture, vs. midfacial fracture 80 cystadenolymphoma 178 cystic hygroma vs. branchial cleft cyst 204 vs. cervical hemangioma 222 cystic neurinoma, vs. branchial cleft cyst 204 cystic tumors, vs. arachnoid cyst 6 cysts aneurysmal bone, vs. ameloblastoma 167 branchial cleft, vs. laryngocele 128 vs. cervical abscess/cellulitis 216 classification 147 epidermoid, vs. ranula 182 follicular 156,
3 D hemorrhagic colloid vs. goiter 228 vs. thyroid carcinoma 232 lymphoepithelial vs. Sjögren syndrome 189 nonodontogenic vs. odontogenic 158 odontogenic vs. mucocele 90 WHO classification 156 vs. parapharyngeal abscess 117 radicular Rathke cleft, vs. Thornwaldt cyst 108 retention vs. peritonsillar abscess 114 vs. ranula 182 Stafne 147 Thornwaldt thyroglossal duct see also keratocyst dentogenic abscess, vs. peritonsillar abscess 114 dermoid vs. cystic hygroma 219 vs. eosinophilic granuloma 14 vs. ranula 182 vs. thyroglossal duct cyst 152 dissection, internal carotid artery diverticulum hypopharyngeal, vs. laryngocele 128 Laimer 128, 131 Zenker vs. cervical prevertebral abscess 140 diving ranula 181 dumbbell tumor 193 E ear, inner, malformation 27 see also otitis; otoedema, laryngeal encephalocele 7 9 vs. choanal polyp 88 vs. midfacial fracture 80 endocrine orbitopathy 50, 51 vs. orbital pseudotumor 56 eosinophilic granuloma 13, 14 vs. fibrous dysplasia 12 epidermoid vs. arachnoid cyst 6 vs. (en)cephalocele 8 vs. petrous apex pneumatization 22 epidermoid cyst, vs. ranula 182 epidural abscess, vs. spondylodiskitis 111 esophageal carcinoma, vs. cervical prevertebral abscess 140 esthesioneuroblastoma vs. meningioma 16 ethmoid cell variants 76 Ewing sarcoma vs. eosinophilic granuloma 13 exophthalmos 50 F facial nerve 33 35, 153 facial palsy, primary/idiopathic fasciitis, vs. unilateral muscular atrophy 155 fibroma vs. nonodontogenic cyst 149 ossifying, vs. fibrous dysplasia 12 fibrosarcoma vs. intraoral abscess 161 vs. supraglottic carcinoma 143 fibrous dysplasia vs. hyperostosis frontalis 3 vs. otosclerosis
4 floor of mouth, carcinoma follicular cyst 156, 158 fractures petrous bone thyroid cartilage functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS), 83, 85 fungal infection, paranasal sinuses fungal sinusitis vs. carcinoma 102 vs. Wegener granulomatosis 96 G glioma nasal, vs. (en)cephalocele 8 optic vs. optic neuritis 58 glomus jugulare tumor 44, 45 glomus tumor glomus tympanicum tumor 44 vs. cholesteatoma 41 glottic carcinoma goiter multinodular, diffuse nodular/diffuse, vs. thyroid carcinoma 232 Goldenhar syndrome 27, 29 granuloma cholesterol 22 eosinophilic 13, 14 vs. fibrous dysplasia 12 granulomatosis, septic 215 Graves disease 228 H Haller cell 76, 77 hamartoma, vs. parathyroid adenoma 225 Hand Schüller Christian disease 13 hemangioma vs. cystic hygroma 219 vs. (en)cephalocele 8 neck orbital vs. orbital pseudotumor 56 hematoma vs. branchial cleft cyst 204 cervical vs. thyroglossal duct cyst 152 hemorrhagic colloid cyst vs. goiter 228 vs. thyroid carcinoma 232 histiocytosis, vs. orbital lymphoma 72 HIV/AIDS and salivary gland abscess 192 and salivary gland lymphoma 196 and tuberculosis 242 Hodgkin disease/lymphoma 245 hygroma, cystic vs. branchial cleft cyst 204 vs. cervical hemangioma 222 hyperostosis frontalis 1 3 hyperparathyroidism, vs. hyperostosis frontalis 3 hyperplasia lymphatic, vs. orbital lymphoma 72 lymphoid, vs. peritonsillar abscess 114 tonsillar vs. lymphoma 124 hypoglossal nerve 153 hypopharynx carcinoma diverticulum, vs. laryngocele 128 hypoplasia, salivary glands 175 I iatrogenic changes, neck soft tissues iceberg tumor 193 infectious mononucleosis, vs. cervical lymphadenitis 241 inflammation, parapharyngeal, vs. cervical abscess/cellulitis 216 inner ear, malformation 27 internal carotid artery, aneurysm/ dissection intraoral abscess
5 inverted papilloma 99, 100 vs. non-hodgkin lymphoma 105 J jugular bulb, position, and paraganglioma 46 jugular vein, thrombosis vs. metastasis 252 juvenile nasopharyngeal angiofibroma, vs. choanal polyp 88 K Kadish stages, esthesioneuroblastoma 19 Kaposi sarcoma tumor 173 Kasabach Merritt syndrome 222 keratoconjunctivitis sicca 188 keratocyst 156 vs. nonodontogenic cyst 149 Keros classification 76 Kikuchi Fujimoto disease 240, 241 Killian triangle 129 L Laimer diverticulum vs. laryngocele 128 vs. Zenker diverticulum 131 laryngeal edema laryngocele external, vs. thyroglossal duct cyst 152 vs. Zenker diverticulum 131 larynx normal findings 125 Le Fort fractures 78, 79 Levy Hollister syndrome 177 lipoadenoma, vs. parathyroid adenoma 225 lymphadenitis cervical vs. lymphoma 248 vs. metastasis 252 nontuberculous mycobacterial 244 lymphadenopathy vs. parathyroid adenoma 225 reactive, vs. cervical lymphadenitis 241 lymphangioma vs. cervical hemangioma 222 vs. (en)cephalocele 8 vs. orbital hemangioma 60 vs. orbital pseudotumor 56 lymphatic hyperplasia, reactive, vs. orbital lymphoma 72 lymph nodes AJCC classification 236 cavitating vs. cervical abscess/cellulitis 216 vs. parapharyngeal abscess 117 in children 238 enlargement vs. branchial cleft cyst 204 vs. cervical hematoma 207 vs. thyroglossal duct cyst 152 normal findings lymphoepithelial cyst vs. salivary gland abscess 192 vs. Sjögren syndrome 189 lymphoid hyperplasia, vs. peritonsillar abscess 114 lymphoma cervical, vs. metastasis 252 vs. cervical lymphadenitis 241 vs. endocrine orbitopathy 52 orbital 72, 73 vs. orbital pseudotumor 55 vs. rhabdomyosarcoma 48 vs. salivary gland carcinoma 201 salivary glands tonsillar vs. tuberculosis 244 M macular degeneration, senile, vs. retinal melanoma 69 MALT, tonsillar
6 mandibular nerve 153 mandibular osteomyelitis mastoid opacification 37 melanoma, retinal 68, 69 meningioma 6, 15, 16 vs. aneurysm/dissection of ICA 213 cerebellopontine angle, vs. acoustic schwannoma 43 olfactory, vs. esthesioneuroblastoma 21 optic, vs. optic glioma 64 optic nerve 70, 71 Merseburg triad 228 metastases apical orbital 74, 75 vs. cervical lymphadenitis 241 vs. clivus chordoma 18 vs. lymphoma 248 vs. meningioma 16 vs. orbital pseudotumor 56 vs. rhabdomyosarcoma 48 vs. salivary gland abscess 192 vs. salivary gland carcinoma 201 vs. salivary gland lymphoma 197 skeletal, vs. hyperostosis frontalis 3 see also carcinoma; neoplasia/ neoplasms; tumor midfacial fractures mononucleosis, infectious, vs. cervical lymphadenitis 241 Morgagni syndrome 1 moth-eaten pattern paraganglioma 44 Wegener granulomatosis 94 mouth floor, carcinoma see also oral cavity mucocele paranasal sinuses 89, 90 vs. petrous apex pneumatization 22 mucoepidermoid carcinoma vs. odontogenic cyst 158 vs. pleomorphic adenoma 195 vs. salivary gland abscess 192 salivary glands 199, 200 mumps 183, 186 muscular anomalies, and salivary gland variants 175 muscular atrophy, unilateral muscular hypertrophy, unilateral, vs. intraoral abscess 161 mycotic sinusitis 83 myeloma, vs. nonodontogenic cyst 149 mylohyoid nerve 153 myoepithelial sialadenitis 187 myositis vs. apical orbital metastases 75 vs. endocrine orbitopathy 52 vs. orbital pseudotumor 56 vs. unilateral muscular atrophy 155 myxoma, vs. nonodontogenic cyst 149 N nasal polyposis, vs. non-hodgkin lymphoma 105 nasal septum, deviated 76 nasopharyngeal angiofibroma juvenile 97, 98 nasopharynx, carcinoma neck cysts, vs. cystic hygroma 219 hemangioma soft tissues iatrogenic changes see also cervical neoplasia/neoplasms vs. cervical hemangioma 222 vs. cervical hematoma 207 vs. nonodontogenic cyst 149 vs. odontogenic cyst 158 vs. sinusitis 83 vs. unilateral muscular atrophy 155 see also carcinoma; metastases; tumor neurinoma vs. aneurysm/dissection of ICA 213 cystic, vs. branchial cleft cyst 204 facial nerve 35 neuritis, optic 57,
7 vs. optic glioma 64 neuropathy, radiation, vs. optic neuritis 58 non-hodgkin lymphoma (NHL), , 245 vs. goiter 228 vs. peritonsillar abscess 114 salivary glands 198 vs. thyroid carcinoma 232 tonsillar 122 vs. Wegener granulomatosis 96 nonodontogenic cyst vs. odontogenic cyst 158 O odontogenic cyst vs. mucocele 90 vs. nonodontogenic 149 olfactory meningioma, vs. esthesioneuroblastoma 21 Onodi cell 76, 77 optic glioma vs. optic neuritis 58 optic meningioma, vs. optic glioma 64 optic nerve, meningioma 70, 71 optic neuritis 57, 58 vs. optic glioma 64 oral cavity see also intraoral oral floor carcinoma orbit apical metastases 74, 75 fractures 78, 79 pseudotumor 52, subperiosteal abscess 53, 54 orbital hemangioma orbital lymphoma 72, 73 orbital pseudotumor vs. apical orbital metastases 75 vs. optic neuritis 58 vs. orbital hemangioma 60 vs. orbital lymphoma 72 orbitopathy, endocrine, vs. orbital pseudotumor 56 oropharynx, carcinoma 118, 120 osseous suture, vs. midfacial fracture 80 ossification, vs. thyroid cartilage fracture 136 ossifying fibroma, vs. fibrous dysplasia 12 osteochondrosis, activated, osteomyelitis vs. eosinophilic granuloma 13 vs. fibrous dysplasia 12 mandibular osteoradionecrosis, vs. mandibular osteomyelitis 164 osteosarcoma, vs. mandibular osteomyelitis 164 otitis externa, malignant, vs. otitis media 37 otitis media vs. cholesteatoma 41 see also ear; otootosclerosis 25, 26 otospongiosis 25, 26 P Paget disease vs. fibrous dysplasia 12 vs. hyperostosis frontalis 3 vs. otosclerosis 26 papilloma vs. glottic carcinoma 146 inverted 99, 100 vs. non-hodgkin lymphoma 105 vs. mucocele 90 paraganglioma vs. aneurysm/dissection of ICA 213 paranasal sinuses carcinoma, vs. esthesioneuroblastoma 21 normal findings 76, 77 postoperative status 84, 85 parapharyngeal abscess parathyroid adenoma
8 parathyroid carcinoma, vs. parathyroid adenoma 225 parotid gland carcinoma 200 normal findings 174 parotitis, epidemic 183, 186 peritonsillar abscess petrous apex, pneumatization petrous bone anomalies fractures pharyngeal carcinoma staging 120 pharynx plasmacytoma vs. clivus chordoma 18 vs. orbital lymphoma 72 pleomorphic adenoma vs. salivary gland carcinoma 201 pneumatization nasal turbinates 76, 77 petrous apex polyp, choanal vs. Thornwaldt cyst 108 polyposis nasal, vs. non-hodgkin lymphoma 105 postoperative status, paranasal sinuses 84, 85 pseudocyst 147 pseudofractures 32 pseudotumor orbital 55, 56 vs. apical orbital metastases 75 vs. endocrine orbitopathy 52 vs. optic neuritis 58 vs. orbital hemangioma 60 vs. orbital lymphoma 72 vs. subperiosteal abscess 53 vascular, vs. aneurysm/dissection of ICA 213 Q Quincke edema 132 R radiation-induced changes, neck 233, 235 radiation neuropathy, vs. optic neuritis 58 radiation sialadenitis 183, 186 radicular cyst radiotherapy and changes in neck 233, 235 and laryngeal edema 133 and neuropathy 58 and osteoradionecrosis 164 and sialadenitis 183, 186 ranula 181, 182 Rathke cleft cyst, vs. Thornwaldt cyst 108 reflux disease, laryngopharyngeal 132, 134 Reinke edema 132, 134 retention cyst 147 adenoid, vs. Thornwaldt cyst 108 submandibular gland, vs. ranula 182 tonsillar, vs. peritonsillar abscess 114 retinal detachment vs. retinal melanoma 69 vs. retinoblastoma 67 retinal melanoma 68, 69 retinoblastoma vs. retinal melanoma 69 rhabdomyosarcoma vs. intraoral abscess 161 vs. nasopharyngeal angiofibroma 98 vs. orbital hemangioma 60 vs. supraglottic carcinoma 143 rheumatoid arthritis, vs. glottic carcinoma 146 rheumatoid spondylitis, 260
9 S salivary glands abscess accessory aplasia 175, 177 carcinoma hypoplasia 175 lymphoma minor, normal findings 174 normal findings 174 tumor 177 vs. oral floor carcinoma 173 vs. peritonsillar abscess 114 vs. tonsillar lymphoma 124 variants salt and pepper pattern, paraganglioma 44 SAPHO syndrome 162 sarcoidosis vs. lymphoma 248 vs. sialolithiasis/sialadenitis 186 vs. Sjögren syndrome 189 vs. tuberculosis 244 sarcoma adenoid cystic, vs. supraglottic carcinoma 143 vs. nonodontogenic cyst 149 Schmincke tumor 118, 119 schwannoma 6 acoustic 42, 43 vs. meningioma 16 senile macular degeneration, vs. retinal melanoma 69 sialadenitis myoepithelial 187 sialadenosis vs. sialolithiasis/sialadenitis 186 vs. Sjögren syndrome 189 sialolithiasis sicca syndrome 188 sinuses, see paranasal sinuses sinusitis fungal, vs. carcinoma 102 mycotic 83 sinus thrombosis 53 Sjögren syndrome vs. sialolithiasis/sialadenitis 186 skull base 1 21 brush skull appearance 3 soft tissues, neck spondylarthropathy, spondylitis, rheumatoid, spondylodiskitis spongiosis 25 squamous cell carcinoma paranasal sinuses 102 vs. rhabdomyosarcoma 48 salivary glands 199, 201 vs. tonsillar lymphoma 124 Stafne cyst 147 Stewart Morel syndrome 1 sublingual gland, normal findings 174 submandibular gland, normal findings 174 supraglottic carcinoma T teratoma, vs. cystic hygroma 219 Thornwaldt cyst thrombophlebitis 208, 210 thrombosis, vs. parapharyngeal abscess 117 thyroglossal duct cyst vs. cystic hygroma 219 vs. laryngocele 128 thyroid adenoma vs. carcinoma 232 vs. goiter 228 vs. thyroglossal duct cyst 152 thyroid carcinoma vs. goiter 228 thyroid cartilage fracture TNM classification, regional lymph node metastases 249 Tolosa Hunt syndrome, vs. apical orbital metastases 75 tongue, carcinoma ,
10 tonsillar hyperplasia vs. lymphoma 124 Treacher Collins syndrome 175 Trousseau syndrome 208 tuberculosis tumor vs. cervical abscess/cellulitis 216 vs. endocrine orbitopathy 52 vs. eosinophilic granuloma 13 vs. fibrous dysplasia 12 vs. intraoral abscess 161 vs. laryngeal edema 134 vs. nasopharyngeal angiofibroma 98 odontogenic, vs. nonodontogenic cyst 149 vs. parapharyngeal abscess 117 vs. peritonsillar abscess 114 vs. petrous apex pneumatization 22 recurrent/residual, vs. iatrogenic changes 235 vs. rhabdomyosarcoma 48 salivary glands 177 vs. sinusitis 83 vs. thyroid cartilage fracture 136 Warthin vs. Zenker diverticulum 131 see also carcinoma; metastases; neoplasia/neoplasms turbinates, nasal, pneumatization 76 V varices, vs. orbital hemangioma 60 vascular malformations, vs. cervical hemangioma 222 Virchow triad, jugular vein thrombosis 208 vitreous, persistent hyperplastic, vs. retinoblastoma 67 W Waldeyer ring 249 lymphoma Warthin tumor vs. pleomorphic adenoma 195 vs. salivary gland abscess 192 vs. salivary gland carcinoma 201 vs. Sjögren syndrome 189 Wegener granulomatosis 83, vs. carcinoma 102 vs. glottic carcinoma 146 vs. laryngeal edema 134 WHO classification goiter 228 meningioma 15 odontogenic cyst 156 Z Zenker diverticulum vs. cervical prevertebral abscess
Glomus Glomus tympanicum tumor 52. Mondini Mondini malformation 64
5 2 2 A Key to Head and Neck Imaging 3 4 6 3 9 1 16 ossicular malformation 30 aberrant internal carotid artery, partial absence of internal carotid artery 34 jugular bulb variants 36 Bezold S acute otitis
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