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Lymph Nodes, metastatic disease in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC), which significantly impacts treatment. Other nonneoplastic causes of cervical lymphadenopathy, including various infectious and inflammatory diseases, usually do not require routine imaging. This chapter reviews the anatomy and cl

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Salivary Glands,g at a specific imaging diagnosis. Knowledge of glandular anatomy and pertinent clinical data is vital to the radiologist to arrive at a reasonably short list of differential diagnoses and provide information that is of importance to the otolaryngologist for surgical planning. This chapter discusses

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Temporal Bone and Skull Base,cated in an osseous groove (tympanic annulus) and forms a complex angle, roughly about 55° with the sagittal plane. The normal tympanic membrane may not be visible on CT scans. The anterosuperior portion of the tympanic membrane is comprised of the pars flaccida, and the remainder is the pars tensa.

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Head and Neck Trauma,e of facial injury. The objectives of this chapter are to review the standard imaging techniques used to evaluate craniofacial trauma, discuss the various patterns of facial fractures with emphasis on the pertinent findings and relevant anatomical considerations, and finally present some special con