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CT Petrous/Temporal Bone

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Structured template for CT imaging of the petrous and temporal bones without intravenous contrast, including bilateral temporal bone assessment

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Title

CT Petrous/Temporal Bone Without Contrast

Clinical History

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Comparison

No prior studies available for comparison.

Technique

CT of the petrous temporal bone was performed without intravenous contrast using contiguous thin-section axial images. Sagittal and coronal multiplanar reformats were generated.

Findings

Bilateral temporal bone examination demonstrates normal findings.
Right Temporal Bone - Tympanic Membrane: The right tympanic membrane is normal in appearance.
Right Temporal Bone - Middle Ear Cleft: No soft tissue or fluid is identified in the right middle ear cleft.
Right Temporal Bone - Prussak's Space: There is no abnormal soft tissue within the right Prussak's space.
Right Temporal Bone - Ossicles: The right ossicles are normal in appearance and alignment.
Right Temporal Bone - Bony Labyrinth: The right bony labyrinth is normal in appearance.
Right Temporal Bone - Vascular Course: There is no aberrant course of the right internal carotid artery or descending jugular bulb.
Right Temporal Bone - External Auditory Canal: The right external auditory canal is patent.
Left Temporal Bone - Tympanic Membrane: The left tympanic membrane is normal in appearance.
Left Temporal Bone - Middle Ear Cleft: No soft tissue or fluid is identified in the left middle ear cleft.
Left Temporal Bone - Prussak's Space: There is no abnormal soft tissue within the left Prussak's space.
Left Temporal Bone - Ossicles: The left ossicles are normal in appearance and alignment.
Left Temporal Bone - Bony Labyrinth: The left bony labyrinth is normal in appearance.
Left Temporal Bone - Vascular Course: There is no aberrant course of the left internal carotid artery or descending jugular bulb.
Left Temporal Bone - External Auditory Canal: The left external auditory canal is patent.

Impression

Unremarkable bilateral petrous and temporal bone CT.

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