Approach to Masses in Head and Neck Spaces
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Approach to Masses in Head and Neck Spaces
Excerpt
The spaces approach to the head and neck is based on compartments defined by the layers of the deep cervical fascia. Each space contains unique contents which are subject to a predictable set of disease processes. Localization of lesions to a particular space allows the generation of a limited radiologic differential diagnosis.
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Sections
- 16.1. Introduction to Head and Neck Spaces
- 16.2. Suprahyoid Neck: Pharyngeal Mucosal Space (PMS)
- 16.3. Suprahyoid Neck: Parapharyngeal Space (PPS)
- 16.4. Suprahyoid Neck: Masticator Space (MS)
- 16.5. Suprahyoid Neck: Parotid Space (PS)
- 16.6. Suprahyoid Neck: Sublingual (SLS) and Submandibular Space (SMS)
- 16.7. Infrahyoid Neck: Visceral Space (VS)
- 16.8. Entire Neck: Carotid Space
- 16.9. Entire Neck: Retropharyngeal, Prevertebral and Danger Spaces (RPS)
- 16.10. Entire Neck: Perivertebral Space
- 16.11. Concluding Remarks
- References
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