What Frequency Range of the Cochlear Implant is the Best For Speech Perception? Volume 7 - Issue 4

Petrov SM*

• PE, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Received: December 14, 2021;   Published: January 06, 2022

Corresponding author: Petrov SM, PE, Saint Petersburg, Russia

DOI: 10.32474/SJO.2022.07.000275

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Abstract

Neck swellings/masses are one of the most common encounters in the ENT outpatient department. As a known fact, fascial planes in the neck are dense and deep containing rich network of arterial, venous and nerve supply which bridges head with the rest of the body. Hence, it is important to assess any simple to complicated neck swellings which have a diverse origin as well as varied differential. It is crucial to remember that early and timely intervention of any neck swellings will lead to apt and prompt management. Here, is one such “GEN” like swelling over the nape of the neck which is (Gigantic, Erratic, Necrotic) encountered at the ENT outpatient department which was definitely one of a kind.

Keywords: Neck swellings; necrotic; hyperpigmentation; differential

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