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OralRadiology LLC @OMFRadiologists

6 months ago

OMFRadiologists's tweet photo. https://t.co/lbmNEl0jRp

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OralRadiology LLC @OMFRadiologists

6 months ago

Panoramic Radiograph Inquiry: Pseudocyst or Something Else? A former student forwarded me a panoramic radiograph and asked about a potential pseudocyst. “I recently saw a patient whose panoramic radiograph appears to show a possible mucous retention pseudocyst on her left side.”

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OralRadiology LLC @OMFRadiologists

6 months ago

In this case, the patient inserted a frozen corn dog into the left nasal cavity. You can clearly appreciate the characteristic shape on the panoramic radiograph — the battered exterior appears as a well-defined, homogeneous radiopacity continuous with the zygomatic process,

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6 months ago

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OralRadiology LLC @OMFRadiologists

6 months ago

Its apparent continuity with the zygoma and zygomatic arch is simply a result of the superimposition of these structures on a 2D image — and yes, it does look remarkably like a corn dog. Cannot unsee it. No corn dogs were harmed in the making of this post.

OMFRadiologists's tweet photo. Its apparent continuity with the zygoma and zygomatic arch is simply a result of the superimposition of these structures on a 2D image — and yes, it does look remarkably like a corn dog. Cannot unsee it.
No corn dogs were harmed in the making of this post. https://t.co/N1iL7NwXri

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OralRadiology LLC @OMFRadiologists

6 months ago

What you're actually seeing on this panoramic radiograph is completely normal anatomy. The structure in question is the inferior nasal turbinate (inferior concha), which on a panoramic image is superimposed over the maxillary sinus and can mimic a pseudocyst or mass.

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almost 3 years ago

A Chinese woman with chronic rhinitis was suffering from headaches and breathing issues. An exploratory x-ray revealed a bullet lodged in her head by her nostril. She then remembered back 48 years ago to when she was 14, and walking along a path. The woman felt a stinging pain in her temple and started to bleed. She thought she’d been hit by a pebble; so her family cleaned her up and threw a bandage on it. Apparently she was shot.