Presentation
Head trauma, now 'ringing' in left ear.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Dehiscent jugular bulb
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Large left jugular bulb. It is not a high riding bulb by definition since it does not extend cranial to the IAM. But, note the deficient sigmoid plate allowing the jugular vein to almost protruding into the middle ear.
Case Discussion
This is likely an incidental finding. Whether this had any clinical significance in this case is of doubt.
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