pediatric neck mass Flashcards
majority of pediatric neck masses are benign or malignant
benign
the msot common congenital lateral neck mass
type 2 branchial cleft cyst
a cleft cyst present as a pit or mass near angle of mandible, can involve facial nerve
type 1 branchial cleft cyst
female with a left sided neck mass who is not responding to I&D of neck abscess
type 3 branchial cyst
most common cause for quick onset of lateral neck mass
acute viral lymphadenitis
asymptomatic kid with a slowly growing neck mass
atypical mycobacterial infxn
skin lesion at site of inoculation,body aches malaise, low grade fever; self-limited
cat scratch disease
causative agent of cat scratch disease
bartonella henselae
fever, rash, red tongue, moderately tender but not fluctuant lateral neck mass
kawasaki disease
remnant of migratory path of thyroid from foramen cecum to its home in the neck
thyroglossal duct cyst
the hyoid bone is an important thing to remove this cyst without risk of recurrence
thyroglossal duct cyst
what type of cyst is similar to thyroglossal duct cyst
dermoid cyst
bull frog appearance due to prolapse of salivary secretion
plunging ranula
pseudocyst
plunging ranula
most common pediatric neoplasm
hemangioma