This article lists examples of normal imaging of the head and neck and surrounding structures, divided by region and modality.
On this page:
Neck
For normal spinal imaging, please see: normal spinal imaging
Plain radiographs
- soft tissue: example 1, example 2, example 3
Ultrasound
CT
- contrast
- non-contrast
- CT angiogram
MRI
- example 1: axial T1, T1 fat sat, T2
- example 2: axial T1, T1 fat sat, T2
- example 3: post contrast
- example 4: pre and post contrast
- example 5: with close up of pharyngeal anatomy
Angiography
- ECA: example
Skull
Plain radiographs
CT
- skull: example 1
- petrous temporal bones
Face, oral cavity and sinuses
Plain radiographs
- nasal bone: example 1 (child)
- sinuses: example needed
- face:
- mastoid air cells: example 1
- mastoids (cochlear implants): example 1 (PA skull, modified Stenvers)
- orbits: example 1
- Waters view: example 1
- mandible:
- OPG:
- submandibular region: example 1
- parotid region: example 1
- temporomandibular joint:
Ultrasound
- eye: example 1
CT
- facial bones: example 1
- orbits: example 1
- sinuses: example 1, example 2 (annotated)
- macrodacrocystogram: example 1
- parotid sialogram: example 1
- mandible and temporomandibular joints: example 1