Presentation
Dysphagia and cervical pain.
Patient Data
Age: 55 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Eagle syndrome
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Ossification of the styloid process bilaterally, extending from the base of the skull anterolaterally and caudally to the hyoid bone.
Type III styloid process (pseudoarticulated).
Case Discussion
Normally, the ossification could be found in asymptomatic patients without clinical relevance. If the patient has symptoms as dysphagia, foreign body sensation, tinnitus or otalgia the ossification of the styloid process gains relevance, in order to make the correct diagnosis, as in this case (Eagle syndrome).
Sometimes requires the evaluation of cervical vasculature in order to evaluate its compromise.
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