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Sublingual gland tumor: do not forget to rule out a metastasis

of peritonsillar abscess. The photograph presented here shows bilaterally kinked carotids, almost ‘kissing’ within the retropharyngeal space, in a patient who complained of progressive dysphagia and globus pharyngeus (Fig. 1). Although carotid kinking, prominence or aneurysms are rare, surgeons must be aware of these anomalies because they may present with local symptoms or predispose to complications during routine surgery.