… location of a neck mass plays a key role in the formation of a differential diagnosis. The neck
… contain carcinoma foci, and CT scans can reveal calcifications in these areas of carcinoma. …

Neck masses are often seen in clinical practice, and the family physician should be able to …
mass using organized, efficient diagnostic methods. The first goal is to determine if the mass …

… masses could be distinguished from extrinsic masses in most cases. The demonstration of
calcification in a mass … Although it is not a specific finding, the presence of calcification highly …

… pilomatrixoma (calcifying epithelioma) of the head and neck published in … calcification,
ossification, and keratinization. Conclusions: The diagnosis should be suspected when the mass …

… for paranasal sinuses or the neck were carefully inspected for presence of tonsillar and/or
adenoids calcification. Positive cases with incidentally found calcifications were referred for …

… On CT an inhomogenous, multiloculated mass that contains calcification and low attenuation
fat enables the diagnosis [1, 7] (Figure 4 4 ). MR will show the fat component as high signal …

… Ultimately, in situations in which the head or neck mass is too large, deep, or hyperechoic
to … in the presence of hypervascular wall nodules and calcifications, elective resection is …

… Osteoid osteoma is a painful highly vascularized benign tumor … nidus with or without central
calcification and surrounding bone … is a small area of focal uptake in the femoral neck (white …

… in whom the presence of a head and neck mass is either evident or suspected. Current-…
For example, a calcified mass at a site of previous traumatic injury is suggestive of myositis …

… Patients show multiloculated densely calcified periarticular masses caused by abnormal
phosphate regulation. Two forms have been described, caused by distinct mutations: one with …