Abstract

Children present with a spectrum of head and neck pathologies that differ from those found in the adult population, with specific image findings and clinical characteristics. This article reviews the imaging protocols, pearls and pitfalls, and mimics of pediatric head and neck lesions, stressing the combination of key radiological findings, clinical presentation, and anatomic localization necessary to correctly interpret the imaging.

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