Chapter 1 Anatomy, Embryology, Rads Flashcards
8 branches ECA
Sup thy, Asc ph, ling, facial, occ, Post auricular, maxillary, sup temporal
Malignant LN CT con
> 1cm (1.5 for 2-5), round (oval is normal), necrotic center, Ill-defined margins
Do needle or excisional biopsy if these characteristics
Sinus and T bone imaging
Acoustic Neuroma image
CT non-contrast
MRI IACs with contrast
Sinus Development
Maxillary: first, larger at 3 and 7-12
Ethmoid: 3-4 birth, 10-15 age 12
Sphenoid: 3 yr
Frontal: 5 yr
Agger nasi, Onodi, Haller
AN: most anterior ethmoid, A/S to MT attachment to lat wall
Onodi: lat or post to ant wall sphenoid, May be adjacent to optic n, carotid
Haller: to medial or inferior orbital walls, may obstruct maxillary ostium
Tongue papillae
Fungiform - tip, lat edge
Filiform - all over, no buds
Foliate- posterolateral BOT
Circumvallate
Facial nerve parotid surgery
1 cm A/I/D to tragal pointer
Follow TMSL to drop off, then 6-8 mm medial (passing thru SMF)
Medial to posterior belly insertion
Mucous produced by sublingual gland
Mucinous
Salivary embryology
First pharyngeal pouch, weeks 4-9
Par: Ectodermal outpouching
S/S: Endoderm
Parathyroid embryology
Inf from third branchial pouch (descends with thymus)
Percentage with ectopic parathyroid
20%
Fascia layers - what they envelop
S: Platysma, Facial expression, SMAS
S2: trap, SCM, masseter, parotid, SM gland
M: strap, trachea, esophagus, thyroid, pharynx, larynx
D: cervical vertebrae, paraspinal mm
Border between levels 2-3, 3-4 (LN)
Hyoid, carotid bif
Cricoid, Omo crosses jug
Bronchial arch derivatives ear
1- Malleus h/n, incus body, short process, anterior malleal ligament (Meckel), TT, 3 hillocks His
2- malleus manubrium, incus long and lenticular process, stapes (Reichert), last 3 hillocks
First branchial pouch ear
Eustachian tube, mastoid cells, inner layer TM