Hepatolienal fusion combined with Eagle syndrome: A rare case report

Blakaj, Flamur; Haliti, Ditor; Kotori, Vesa; Hyseni, Valon

doi:10.1016/j.fsir.2020.100087

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“…2,3 It is of additional interest that ES has recently been associated with hepatolineal (liver and spleen) fusion. 4,5 Because of the compact space in which the styloid presides, ES can present with a variety of manifestation. The 2 most common are classical Eagle (Stylohyoid) syndrome and stylocarotid syndrome.…”

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confidence: 99%

Bilateral Eagle Syndrome

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Significance Statement Unilateral Eagle Syndrome is relatively rare and highlights important concepts in anatomy and pathophysiology. Bilateral Eagle Syndrome is exponentially more rare and has only been mentioned several times in the literature. Understanding the impact this can have on the human body and the severity of symptoms and sequelae is valuable for several types of specialists that treat this disorder.

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confidence: 99%