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Volume 70 Number 1 Radiology forum 129 EAGLE SYNDROME A 70-year-old black woman was seen at Temple Dental School for evaluation of a sharp infrequent pain extending from the right mandibular angle to the origin of the sternocleidomastoid for the past year. She had no pain on swallowing or limitation of head movement. Routine panoramic radiography revealed a grossly enlarged styloid process consistent with Eagle syn- drome (Fig. 1). Dennis Zeidler, Jr, BS Andrea Haber-Cohen, DMD, MD Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Temple University School of Dentistry Philadelphia, PA 19140 Fig. 1. Grossly enlarged styloid process.

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Page 1: Eagle syndrome

Volume 70 Number 1

Radiology forum 129

EAGLE SYNDROME

A 70-year-old black woman was seen at Temple Dental School for evaluation of a sharp infrequent pain extending from the right mandibular angle to the origin of the sternocleidomastoid for the past year. She had no pain on swallowing or limitation of head movement.

Routine panoramic radiography revealed a grossly enlarged styloid process consistent with Eagle syn- drome (Fig. 1).

Dennis Zeidler, Jr, BS Andrea Haber-Cohen, DMD, MD

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Temple University School of Dentistry

Philadelphia, PA 19140

Fig. 1. Grossly enlarged styloid process.