
Key Components of Stylohyoid Calcifications
Often seen and diagnosed from a routine pano or CT scan, incidental finding.
Commonly has a bilateral presentation with Eagle’s Syndrome.
Can vary in length and intensity or opacity.
Calcified stylohyoid ligaments are thought to be the result of post-tonsillectomy or traumatic scarring.
Elongated styloid processes develop from variations in embryological development.
A styloid process is typically considered to be long when it is more than 30 mm.
