Which Imaging Study Best Evaluates Multiple Lower Cranial Nerve Palsies (CN IX-XII)?
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Multiple different lower cranial nerve palsies or combined lower cranial nerve syndromes (CN IX-XII). Initial imaging. (Cra
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Multiple different lower cranial nerve palsies or combined lower cranial nerve syndromes (CN IX-XII). Initial imaging. (Cra
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Unilateral isolated weakness or paralysis of the tongue (hypoglossal nerve, CN XII). Initial imaging. (Cranial Neuropathy):
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Unilateral isolated weakness or paralysis of the sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles (accessory nerve, CN XI). Initia
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Unilateral isolated palatal or vocal cord paralysis or both (vagal nerve, CN X). Initial imaging. (Cranial Neuropathy): rec
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Oropharyngeal neurogenic dysphagia or oropharyngeal pain (glossopharyngeal nerve, CN IX). Initial imaging. (Cranial Neuropa
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Multiple different middle cranial nerve palsies (CN V-VII). Initial imaging. (Cranial Neuropathy): recommended study, diffe
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Unilateral isolated weakness of the facial expression, paralysis of the facial expression, hemifacial spasm, or Bell palsy
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Unilateral isolated weakness of the mastication muscles, paralysis of the mastication muscles, sensory abnormalities of the
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Child. With one or more clinical signs concerning for septic arthritis. Initial radiographs normal or demonstrating possibl
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Child. 5 years of age or older. Concern for osteomyelitis or septic arthritis involving an extremity. Initial radiographs n