[Atypical neck pain: an example of a little-known syndrome].

Rev Med Suisse

Service d'oto-rhino-laryngologie, CHUV, 1011 Lausanne.

Published: October 2020

Eagle's syndrome is an unknown disease. Its suspicion is first and foremost clinical and his symptoms are diverse. The diagnosis is confirmed by imaging. Its management is surgical: resection of the styloid process by trans-oral or trans-amygdala route. Patients often consult several specialists and there are many investigations before the right diagnosis is made.

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