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Trauma induced eagle syndrome.

A Koivumäki¹, M Marinescu-Gava, J Järnstedt

¹Oral and Maxillofacial Unit, University Hospital of Tampere, Finland.

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Eagle syndrome involves styloid process elongation, causing glossopharyngeal nerve pain. This case highlights post-traumatic Eagle syndrome-like symptoms and stylohyoid ligament pseudoarthrosis.

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Area of Science:

Otolaryngology
Neurology
Anatomy

Background:

Eagle syndrome is a rare condition characterized by calcification and elongation of the styloid process.
It often presents with sharp, intermittent pain along the glossopharyngeal nerve distribution.
Compression of carotid arteries by the stylohyoid apparatus can cause radiating pain.

Observation:

The authors present a case of a 52-year-old woman experiencing Eagle syndrome-like pain.
The patient's symptoms were associated with a history of trauma.
A pseudoarthrosis of the stylohyoid ligament was identified.

Findings:

This case suggests a potential link between trauma, stylohyoid ligament pseudoarthrosis, and Eagle syndrome-like symptoms.
The findings contribute to understanding the varied pathogenesis of Eagle syndrome.
The study emphasizes the importance of considering traumatic etiologies.

Implications:

This case broadens the differential diagnosis for Eagle syndrome and related facial pain.
It underscores the need for thorough patient history, including traumatic events.
Further research into traumatic causes of stylohyoid ligament abnormalities is warranted.