Head & Neck Cases

Clinical History 46-year-old female patient with the chief complaint of headache. Imaging Findings CT Findings (Paranasal Sinus): Well-defined area in the sphenoid sinus. Contains fat density foci and small punctate calcifications. No aeration in this region; the rest of the sinus is patent. No bone expansion, cortical thinning, or destruction. MR Findings: T1: Central iso- to mildly hyperintense, consistent with fat content. T2: Central iso- to mildly hyperintense, with

Case Discussion CaseNo.HN.1.1.1.1.001 Clinical History : 15-year-old female presented with mild sensory changes on the right side of the face and intermittent dizziness. Radiological Findings: MRI: Right CPA lesion approximately 20 mm. T1: Hypointense Axial T1-weighted image showing a well-circumscribed, hypointense lesion in the right cerebellopontine angle, mildly compressing the brainstem T2: Hyperintense Axial T2-weighted image demonstrating a hyperintense lesion with ch

Clinical Presentation: A 70-year-old male patient. A lesion approximately 30x16 mm in size is located in the left parasagittal region of the posterior nasopharyngeal wall. ​Key Findings: ​Posterior wall localization ​Left parasagittal position ​Finger-like extension towards the Rosenmüller fossa On MRI; Isointense on T1-weighted images Lower signal intensity compared to CSF on T2, but remains hyperintense. ​Markedly bright (hyperin