Historically, Eagle syndrome is a term that has been used to describe radiating pain in the orofacial region, foreign body sensation, and/or dysphagia due to a unilateral or bilateral elongated styloid process impinging upon the tonsillar region. Because elongated styloid processes-with or without associated Eagle syndrome-can present with various symptoms and radiographic findings, it can be c...

Eagle Syndrome is an underestimated syndrome with broad and often unspecific signs symptoms. Both the neuropathic vascular patterns need a thorough investigation in terms of all their clinical radiological aspects. A positional/dynamic study mandatory case suspicion due to strong influence head neck positions. This work aims propose new virtual technique able predict conflicts between styloid p...

Eagle syndrome is a rare condition where elongated temporal styloid processes, or calcified stylohyoid ligaments, are in conflict with the adjacent anatomical structures giving rise to a complex range of symptoms including otalgia, dysphagia, foreign body sensation in throat, pain along carotid artery distribution and others. Commonly, the syndrome is documented to be unilateral. However, bilat...

Eagle syndrome (ES) is a symptom complex including recurrent neck and throat pain, foreign body sensation in the throat and dysphagia as a result of the elongation of the styloid process or the mineralization of the stylohyoid ligament complex. The symptoms of ES may worsen with lateral rotation of the head and it may less commonly present with tinnitus, weakness on the tongue, altered speech, ...

Elongated styloid process or Eagle syndrome is a rare condition presenting with wide range of symptoms including throat pain, foreign body sensation, neck pain and ear pain. Establishing diagnosis requires high index suspicion understanding this entity by the physician. Computed tomography (CT) gold standard to diagnose syndrome. Conservative medical treatment analgesics, oral steroids anticonv...