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THE HYPOGLOSSAL ARTERY AND HYPOGLOSSAL CANAL

GEOFFREY A. WARDWELL M.D., JOHN A. GOREE M.D., and JOHN P. JIMENEZ M.D.

Two cases of persistence of the primitive hypoglossal artery are reported with roentgenographic documentation of associated enlargement of the hypoglossal canal.

When intracanalicular enlargement of the hypoglossal canal is identified, this anomalous vessel should be the primary consideration in the differential diagnosis.


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