Neck masses are a common finding in the pediatric population, with a broad differential
diagnosis resulting in real diagnostic challenges. They are most frequently caused by …

Pediatric neck masses are one of the commonly encountered problems in clinical practice.
They comprise a wide spectrum of congenital to acquired lesions manifesting in early or late …

Lateral neck lumps are very common in children, and are largely benign in nature. The
majority of lumps may be diagnosed on history and clinical examination alone, and further …

Mass lesions of the head and neck in infants and children can be either developmental,
inflammatory or neoplastic. Lymphomas (Hodgkin's or Non-Hodgkin's) commonly present as …

Pediatric neck masses are a common occurrence and often represent a diagnostic
challenge. The primary aim of this retrospective study was to evaluate the clinical and …

Neck masses include a wide variety of diagnostic possibilities, with more than 60 etiologies
that depend on clinical aspects such as age, location and time of disease progression. The …

The fact that a neck mass can be due to a host of disorders challenges the diagnostic
acumen of the clinician. The differential diagnosis, addition to lymphadenitis, includes …

Background: Pediatric neck masses are a reason for anxiety for both patients and doctor as
there can be chances of malignancy. There are few established guidelines for evaluation …

Neck masses in the pediatric population are a common occurrence. Fortunately, 80% to
90% of pediatric neck masses are benign in nature, with the majority stemming from …

Children with neck masses frequently present to the pediatrician's office for evaluation and
management. There are many causes of neck masses. Although the majority of neck …