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Torticollis / neoplasia





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

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  Torticollis / neoplasia
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    Child 1 month old according to the words of the accompanying person, he was examined at two research institutes for a mass on the lateral surface of the neck, in one of the research institutes a biopsy was taken with a suspicious result for a neoplasm, in the other research institutes specialists came to the conclusion that it was torticollis.

    On the current follow-up ultrasound in the public clinic in the projection of the mass visible to the naked eye in the projection of the left lateral parts of the neck, the ultrasound visualizes a heterogeneous lesion, approximately up to 38 x 13 x 29 mm in size, located in the projection and continuing into the area of normal muscle tissue of the sternocleidomastoid muscle (diff .diagnosis: torticollis, neoplasia, etc.). It is not possible to reliably assess the blood flow at CFM (the child screams, which creates interference).

   




   

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