Differential Diagnosis of Head and Neck Swellings and it s management

Jun 09, 2013

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Head and Neck Swellings. A number of masses may develop in the head and neck, and these may also be called swellings, growths, tumors, lumps, and bumps.While some head and neck masses are cancerous, many are not. However, it is important to investigate if any abnormal bump or swelling persists for more than two weeks. .

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Differential Diagnosis of Head and Neck Swellings and it s management

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