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What is the differential diagnosis of a lateral neck mass in this patient?
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What further history do you need in this patient?
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What are the physical findings that should be observed?
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Considering the differential diagnosis, what is the first test you would do?
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If the mass is solid, what further workup would you do?
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If signs of acute inflammation are present, what would be the next step?
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If the mass is cystic, what is the most likely diagnosis?
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What is the embryology of a branchial cleft cyst?
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If the mass is cystic, what is the management?
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What are the typical physical findings in a carotid body tumor?
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What is the definitive study to diagnose a carotid body tumor?
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What other tests should be done?
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| 13.) |
What is the management for a patient with carotid body tumor?
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| 14.) |
What is the differential diagnosis of a lateral neck mass in an infant? |
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