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Imaging of the temporal bone following otologic and lateral skull base trauma

Introduction Extent and severity of injury in the setting of otologic and lateral skull base trauma are readily detected noninvasively by imaging. Due to its speed and excellent spatial resolution, multidetector CT (MDCT) remains the primary modality of choice in…

Otospongiosis

Introduction Otospongiosis, also known as otosclerosis, is a progressive primary bone disorder of abnormal bone resorption and deposition. The majority of cases result in a progressive conductive hearing loss with severe cases evolving to a combination of conductive and sensorineural…

Paraganglioma

Introduction Paragangliomas of the head and neck are rare neoplasms of neural crest cell origin. The four most common sites for paragangliomas within the head and neck are at the carotid body, the jugular foramen, in the middle ear, and…