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Pleomorphic adenomas are also known as?

Benign mixed tumours

Most common sites of extracranial H&N dermoids?


  1. Superolateral orbit (zygomaticofrontal suture)
  2. Oral cavity

Most common pharynageal mucosal space cancers to present with nodes?


  1. SCC (90%)
  2. Lymphoma (50%)

Phthisis bulbi

  • end-stage eye disease
  • atrophic, scarred, disorganised +/- Ca2+
  • causes varied - infection, trauma, inflammatory, XRT, tumour, etc

Cholesterol granuloma of the petrous apex

  • benign
  • contains blood products, T1 high signal
  • no ehancement
  • smooth bone erosion
  • aetiology: recurrent bleeding of small vessels due to negative pressure of an obstructed petrous apex
  • look for: paranasal / mastoid opacification

DDx of thyroglossal duct cyst

  • lingual or sublingual duct cyst
  • dermoid or epidermoid
  • abscess

What structure can be used as a marker for the intraparotid facial nerve?

Retromandibular vein, which lies just medially

Inverted papillomas: general features

  • arise from the lateral wall
  • macroscopically similar to nasal polyps
  • frond-like projections
  • benign, possibility of malignant transformation
  • avid post contrast enhancement
  • can demonstrate bony destruction

Scwhannoma: MRI features

  • CT: isodense to brain parenchyma; C+; contain cystic components
  • MRI: T1 iso; T2 high; C+

Keratosis obturans

Bilateral inflammatory ear masses associated with chronic sinusitis and bronchiectasis

Pattern of uptake on NM technetium scans in Graves disease?

Diffuse avid uptake in a uniform pattern

Waveforms of ICA vs. ECA

ICA: low resistance


ECA: high resistance with every diastolic flow reversal

Primary malignant uveal melanoma


  • most common orbital tumour in adults
  • arise from the ciliary body or choroid'
  • mets: liver > lung > bone > kidney > brain

Pleomorphic adenoma: MR features

  • T1: low

  • T2: high with low T2 rim

  • C+: homogeneous enhancement

Pleomoprhic adenoma: CT features

  • smooth or lobulated masses
  • prominent enhancement
  • +/- Ca2+
  • larges ones can be heterogeneous due to necrosis

Warthin tumour: CT features

  • bilateral, parotid tail
  • cystic lesion with focal nodule
  • no Ca2+

Warthin tumour: MRI features

  • T1: low/iso w/ high foci (Ca2+)
  • T2: heterogeneous
  • C+: usually nil

Le Fort type 1


"Floating palate"




  • horizontal maxillary fracture, separating the teeth from the upper face
  • fracture line passes through the alveolar ridge, lateral nose and inferior wall of maxillary sinus

Le Fort type 2


"Floating maxilla"




  • pyramidal fracture, with the teeth at the pyramid base, and nasofrontal suture at its apex
  • fracture arch passes through posterior alveolar ridge, lateral walls of maxillary sinuses, inferior orbital rim and nasal bones

Le Fort type 3


"Floating face"




  • craniofacial disjunction
  • fracture line passes through nasofrontal suture, maxillo-frontal suture, orbital wall and zygomatic arch