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Radiology
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Dr. Manal Bukhari King Saud University Otolaryngology Assistant professor consultant Phonosurgeon King Abdulaziz University
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X ray nasal bone
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Plain x ray sinuses Caldwell veiw (posteroanterior)
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Waters view
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Lateral view
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Normal CT scan
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CT scan sinuses
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Fungal sinusitis
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angiofibroma
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Subperoisteal abscess
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Brain abscess
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Blow out fracture Trap door---------- inferior rectus muscle( tear drop) SSX: endophthalmus,double vision limitaion eye movement,
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nasopharynx
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Epiglottitis
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Choanal atresia
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Parapharyngeal space: Potential space lies out side the pharynx Triangular in cross section, it extend from the base of the skull above to the sup mediastinum and apex of hyoid bone Anteromedial wall: buccopharyngeal fascia Posteromedial wall : cervical vertebrae, prevertebral muscle and fascia Lateral wall: (up) the mandible,tergoid muscle, pparotid gland (Lower) sternomastoid muscle Compartment :prestyloid:internal maxillary artery, fat,inferior alveolar,lingual, and auricultemporal nerves. Poststyloid: neurovascular bundle (carotid artery,, internal jugular vein, sympathatic chain,CN IX,X and,XI
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Retropharyngeal abscess
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Retropharyngeal space : It extend from the base of skull to supr mediastinum Lies behind the pharynx Ant:postrior pharyngeal wall and its covering buccopharyngeal fascia Post: cervical vertebrae and muscles and fascia Contents : Reteropharyngeal lymph nodes
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CT scan larynx
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X ray esophagus
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Barium swallow Achalasia
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X ray salivary gland
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siologram
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Normal temporal bone
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CT scan temporal bone
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Temporal bone fracture Longitudinal: 80% CHL Bleeding Facial nerve paralysis may happen
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Transverse Less common Vertigo Facial neve paralysis
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acoustic neuroma
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Acoustic neuroma
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