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The Current State Of Diagnostics For Cystic Formations Of The Neck: A Literature Review

Modern literature data indicate that among the various possible cystic formations that form in the neck, the most frequently studied are median and lateral cysts. It was found that multimodal radiation diagnostics of cystic formations of the neck using ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging significantly increased the efficiency of the examination, making it possible to determine the nature and extent of the process and soft tissue structures and thereby clarify the scope of the forthcoming operation. In addition, it was possible to assess the dynamics of the course of the disease at the different stages of rehabilitation. The role of MSCT (multi-slice computed tomography) in complex radiological diagnostics is not fully defined, since due to the high radiation exposure, the frequency of use of this imaging modality is limited.