Titlebook: Ultrasonography of the Head and Neck; An Imaging Atlas Hans J. Welkoborsky,Peter Jecker Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 CEUS.

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,Sonography of the?Oropharynx, Hypopharynx, Larynx, and Cervical Esophagus,ultrasound. Although usually CT or MRI scans are necessary for correct estimation of the tumor size and for planning of surgery, the importance of ultrasound in such diseases is that it allows a rapid diagnosis, even if the tumor cannot be seen in the clinical examination. Furthermore, ultrasound of

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Sonography of Parapharyngeal Masses,ary gland origin, followed by neurogenic tumors and paragangliomas. These are predominantly benign entities and may be asymptomatic secondary to insidious growth. When symptomatic, they typically present as either an intraoral mass or palpable neck mass. Cranial neuropathies may signal a more sinist

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,Ultrasound of the?Parathyroid Glands,e studies or as a single imaging modality in appropriate cases. This chapter focuses on pertinent ultrasound applications in hyperparathyroidism, most importantly sonographic techniques and characteristics that facilitate accurate identification of abnormal glands. Anatomic and embryologic considera

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,Sonography of the?Paranasal Sinuses, Soft Tissues of the?Face, Orbit, and Bony Structures of the?Fads, or salivary glands. One reason for this lies in the anatomy that makes ultrasonographic imaging sometimes impossible. The first part of this chapter focusses on anatomical and technical remarks for ultrasonography of the face and paranasal sinuses. Both common techniques, A-mode and B-mode sonog

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Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasonography: Clinical Applications,es. CEUS allows analysis of perfusion patterns in greater detail than conventional sonographic modalities. Though most applications in the head and neck remain off-label, many studies report an improvement of diagnostic accuracy by using CEUS in the head and neck, and there appear to be a variety of