Differential diagnosis of a neck mass - UpToDate
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Differential diagnosis of a neck mass INTRODUCTION This topic presents a framework for the differential diagnosis of a mass in the neck. The evaluation of a patient with a neck mass is discussed elsewhere. (See "Evaluation of a neck mass in adults".) OVERVIEW The differential diagnosis of a mass in the neck is broad, extensive, and includes both serious and benign etiologies. Accurate diagnosis of a neck mass is critical. It is helpful to consider the differential diagnosis in three broad categories: ●Congenital ●Inflammatory Disclaimer: This generalized information is a limited…
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