In the present study, the cysts were not draining into nasopharynx. So they are of cystic variety.[jemds.com]
They may also present with retro orbital pain [13]. In the present study second patient had symptoms due infection and inflammation of Tornwaldt’s bursa.[article.sapub.org]
.; Pathi, R. 2007-01-01 00:00:00 Tornwaldt’s cysts are sometimes a bit of a headache A 41‐year‐old woman presented complaining of moderate to severe episodic occipital headaches and cervical pain.[deepdyve.com]
We report this case because of its presentation and size (2.5 2 cm). It was presented as intermittent cervical pain, stiffness and vertigo because of prevertebral cervical muscle spasm due to cyst and nasal symptoms were not predominant.[link.springer.com]
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Between each episode, the patient was free of pain, upper respiratory tract symptoms and halitosis. The patient had never had nasopharangeal surgery or invasive respiratory procedures. Neurological examination was entirely normal.[deepdyve.com]
Symptoms are upper respiratory tract infection, nasal obstruction, halitosis, a feeling of ear fullness and prevertebral muscle spasms.[answers.yahoo.com]
Tornwaldt syndrome - nasopharyngeal discharge, occipital headache, and stiffness of posterior cervical muscles, with halitosis due to chronic infection of the pharyngeal bursa.[medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com]
Symptoms are those of upper respiratory tract infection with obstinate occipital pain, purulent choanal discharge, nasal obstruction, halitosis, feeling of ear fullness, clearing of the throat, etc.[ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
Other features include stiffness of the posterior cervical muscles, exacerbation of pain with movement of the head, sore throat, persistent low-grade fever, and halitosis.[whonamedit.com]
Symptoms: severe fatigue, pain in shoulders, neck, head and face, tingling on left side of body (leg and arm), left leg gives out at least 4-6x per month, gait problems, balance problems, cognitive inability (forget where I am or what I am doing or the[answers.yahoo.com]
He said I had the workup with this one and I need to stick with him. At least the ENT said he will do the surgery. He said we'll know if it's causing a problem if we remove it. I guess I can't argue with that.[medhelp.org]
T1: signal is variable depending of protein content T2: high signal T1 C (Gd): no enhancement Asymptomatic lesions require no treatment.[radiopaedia.org]
HPV cancers typically smaller primary with larger nodes, cystic nodes, better prognosis, may metastasize to unusual locations. Other risk factors include nutritional factors, asbestos, irradiation.[radnotes.co.nz]
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Still, perhaps the incidence has indeed been lowered as a result of the increase in the use of folic acid to prevent spinal cord defects such as spina bifida.[thefreelibrary.com]
CT scan picture showing a cystic mass (arrow) in the nasopharynx Since the cyst was enlarging in size and patient wanted to undergo surgery to prevent enlargement of the cyst, transnasal endoscopic marsupialization was done under local anaesthesia.[article.sapub.org]
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Confirmation of the presence of mediastinal thymic tissue should be performed prior to removal of thymic cysts or thymic ectopic tissue to prevent immunocompromise. 79 The diagnosis is established by histologic demonstration of residual thymic tissue[appliedradiology.com]