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Lint: epiglottic-enlargement

epiglottic-enlargement
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"Epiglottic enlargement is often seen on lateral neck radiographs and it's accepted to confirm clinical suspicion of acute epiglottitis only on this finding 1. However, an enlarged epiglottitis has a wide range of differentials that should be considered."

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"neoplasm"

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"bleeding disorders"

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"allergic or oedematous reaction"

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"infection"

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"granulomatous disease"

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"anatomical variants "

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"traumaticintubation 1"

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"others"

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"Omega epiglottis"

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