Imaging is often an essential component in evaluating pediatric neck masses and can be
helpful in characterizing congenital, inflammatory, vascular, and neoplastic lesions. 1 In …

Neck masses are common reason for imaging of the neck in the pediatric population, and
these are often cystic. Historical information is key to improve the ability to diagnose …

Objectives/Hypothesis To determine if ultrasound could differentiate between thyroglossal
duct cysts (TGDC) and midline dermoid cysts (DC). Study Design Cohort study. Methods A …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to identify ultrasonographic features that can be used
to differentiate between thyroglossal duct cysts (TGDCs) and dermoid cysts (DCs). Methods …

ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE: Pediatric neck masses (PNMs) are a frequently encountered
problem in otorhinolaryngology practice. The clinical approach to cervical masses in …

Objective To assess clinical evaluation, ultrasound, and previously published predictive
score at preoperatively diagnosing midline neck masses and demographic or clinical …

Cervical lymphadenopathy is a common clinical finding, which can be related to reactive
nodal hypertrophy, granulomatous processes, lymphoma and head and neck cancers or …

Objective Describe the pre-operative diagnosis correlation of pediatric neck masses with the
final post-operative pathology reading. Evaluate if added imaging studies were associated …

Background Although ultrasound is regarded as the first choice imaging modality for
evaluating a pediatric neck mass, neck computed tomography (CT) is necessary for urgent …

Neck masses are a common clinical concern both in adults and children. The differential
diagnosis is quite broad, from congenital lesions to malignant tumors. Based on the different …