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NASOPHARYNGEAL MASS
AISLE

Antrochoanal polyp
Inverted papilloma (destroys bone)
Lethal midline granuloma
Squamous cell carcinoma (destroys bone)
Esthesioneuroblastoma (destroys bone)
SINUS MASS
AFIP

Antrochoanal polyp
Atelectatic sinus
Fungal sinusitis
Inverted papilloma
Polyposis
PTERYOPALATINE FOSSA
Juvenile angiofibroma
Schwanomma
Perineural spread from V2 (palate—mouth)—adenoidcystic,
melanoma, lymphoma
ORAL CAVITY/OROPHARYNX
Dermoid
Ranula
Hemangioma
SCC
Minor salivary
MASTICATOR SPACE
Bone—Odontongenic abscess
LN—Lymphoma
Muscle—Sarcoma
Nerve—V3 Schwan/NF
Mucosa—SCC
PAROTID SPACE/PRE STYLOID
PARAPHARYNGEAL SPACE
PLEASE WATCH OUT for HEMANGIOMAS

Benign:
Pleomorphic adenoma
Warthins
Oncocytoma
Hemangioma

Malignant:
Minor salivary gland tumors
CAROTID SPACE
V—Carotid body tumor
N—Schwannoma/NF
LN—Mets
M—SCC
PHARYNX
Laryngocele
CYSTIC NECK MASS
Second brachial cleft (fat)
Thyroglossal duct (medial)
Cystic hygroma (everywhere)
Laryngocele (pharynx)
Abscess (retropharyngeal space)
Necrotic nodes
PULSATILE TINNITUS
Glomus tumor
Dehiscent jugular vein (bulb)
Aberrant cartoid
AVM
LACRIMAL GLAND
MELDS

Metastasis
Epithelial tumor—pleomorphic
adenoma/carcinoma
Lymphoma
Dermoid
Sjogrens/Sarcoid
EXTRACONAL
LIMP + RHABDO

Lymphoma
Infection
Mets
Pseudotumor
Rhabdomyosarcoma
INTRACONAL
LIMP + HEMANGIOMA

Lymphoma
Infection
Mets
Pseudotumor
Hemangioma
EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES
LIMP + GRAVES

Lymphoma
Infection
Metastasis
Pseudotumor
Graves
OPTIC NERVE
LIMP + GMN

Lymphoma
Infection
Metastasis
Pseudotumor
Glioma
Meningioma
Neuritis
GLOBE
Mets
Melanoma
Drusen
LEUKOCORIA
Retinoblastoma
PHPV
Coats
RLF (retrolental firbroplasia)
Phthsis bulbi
ANTERIOR MASS
Submandibular gland mass
Sublingual gland mass
Larynx
Parotid
POSTERIOR MASS (LOOK AT CAROTID)
Splayed
Carotid body tumor

Lateral
Brachial cleft cyst
Papillary thyroid CA
Cystic schwanomma
Cystic hygroma
Lymphoma/Node

Posterior
Node or Nerve

Medial
Nerve only