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Lesion of the temporal region





Tags: Soft tissues sonography, GE Logiq E, Clinical report, Pediatric

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  Lesion of the temporal region
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    Child 1 month old in the public clinic, after the parents applied with complaints of a slight swelling in the temporal region, the child was sent for an soft tissues ultrasound of the temporal region with suspicion of cephalohematoma.

    In the projection of a lesion visible to the naked eye in the temporal region, an an-/hypoechoic lesion with septa or a group of lesions is visualized on ultrasound, the indicated area has a size of approximately 27 x 5 x 17 mm, at CFM the blood flow along the contour (differential diagnosis: lymphangioma, lymphadenitis, etc.)

    The contralateral temporal region is shown at the end of the video for comparison.

   




   




   




   


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