Abstract
It is certainly true that a lateral soft-tissue film of the head and neck will reveal a nasopharynx mass and is a reliable technique. A base view of the skull might also be helpful in revealing a nasopharynx mass. However, the techniques mentioned in our article to detect a nasopharynx mass could be performed by the examining physician himself, and should be the first step in evaluating a child with a neck mass when the primary site is unknown.
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