Odinofagia y cervicobraquialgia en síndrome de Eagle. Descripción de un caso

Elena Sanchez-Legaza; José Luis Repetto-Lopez; Regla Gallego-Gallegos

doi:10.14201/orl.14957

Odynophagia and cervicobrachialgia in Eagle`s Syndrome. A case report

Elena Sanchez-Legaza

SAS. Cádiz manpro1910[at]hotmail.com
José Luis Repetto-Lopez

SAS. Cádiz
Regla Gallego-Gallegos

SAS. Cádiz

https://doi.org/10.14201/orl.14957

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Sanchez-Legaza, E., Repetto-Lopez, J. L., & Gallego-Gallegos, R. (2017). Odynophagia and cervicobrachialgia in Eagle`s Syndrome. A case report. Revista ORL, 8(1), 65–68. https://doi.org/10.14201/orl.14957

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Submitted:

08/19/2016

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09/26/2016

Published:

03/01/2017

Issue

Vol. 8 No. 1 (2017)

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Case report

Keywords

Eagle´s syndrome
elongated styloid process
odynophagia

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