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“Leave me alone”: anatomical structures and variations seen on computed tomography of the temporal bone
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Abstract The anatomical structure of the temporal bone is quite complex. There are a great number of anatomical variations that are often confused with temporal bone pathologies, especially fractures. It is important that radiologists and surgeons be able to recognize such variations.
Title: “Leave me alone”: anatomical structures and variations seen on computed tomography of the temporal bone
Description:
Abstract The anatomical structure of the temporal bone is quite complex.
There are a great number of anatomical variations that are often confused with temporal bone pathologies, especially fractures.
It is important that radiologists and surgeons be able to recognize such variations.
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