The correlation between the styloid process length, angle, head shape, and eagle syndrome based on high-resolution CT three-dimensional reconstruction: a retrospective study

Eagle Syndrome is closely related to the length and angle of the SP. The R value, as a composite evaluation index integrating key anatomical parameters such as length and angle, demonstrates high diagnostic efficacy and significant clinical utility. Moreover, R value (The left R > 2.85 and/or right R > 2.72) can be applied as quantitative reference criteria for diagnosis.

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Frontiers in Medicine
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2025-10-02
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fmed.2025.1682569
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Oropharyngeal Anatomy and Pathologies
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The correlation between the styloid process length, angle, head shape, and eagle syndrome based on high-resolution CT three-dimensional reconstruction: a retrospective study

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Abstract

Eagle Syndrome is closely related to the length and angle of the SP. The R value, as a composite evaluation index integrating key anatomical parameters such as length and angle, demonstrates high diagnostic efficacy and significant clinical utility. Moreover, R value (The left R > 2.85 and/or right R > 2.72) can be applied as quantitative reference criteria for diagnosis.

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