Pony tail causing artifact
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Diagnosis certain
Presentation
Work up for headache and probable sinusitis.
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Pony tail causing artifact
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Round relatively dense opacity projected in the center of the skull superior to the orbits.
Normal x-ray study of the examined paranasal sinuses.
Case Discussion
The round opacity over the center of the skull was not apparent on any other view. The opacity was confirmed by the radiographer as the patient's pony tail and with the patient's hair let down, a repeat x-ray showed resolution of the opacity.
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