Clinical practice and cases in emergency medicine · 2026
Carotidynia-A Rare Cause of Anterior Neck Pain: Case Report.
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Ibu Faith, Keller-Baruch Olivia, Pelletier Jessica
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INTRODUCTION: Carotidynia is a rare, often under-diagnosed condition characterized by idiopathic inflammation around the carotid artery, presenting with unilateral neck pain that typically resolves within two weeks.
CASE REPORT: A 32-year-old male presented with intermittent right anterior neck pain for two years, with no other associated symptoms. Computed tomography revealed carotid perivascular inflammation, consistent with carotidynia.
CONCLUSION: Although self-limited, carotidynia should be considered in patients with unexplained neck pain, as its recognition is crucial to differentiate it from more serious conditions and to avoid mismanagement or unnecessary interventions.
CASE REPORT: A 32-year-old male presented with intermittent right anterior neck pain for two years, with no other associated symptoms. Computed tomography revealed carotid perivascular inflammation, consistent with carotidynia.
CONCLUSION: Although self-limited, carotidynia should be considered in patients with unexplained neck pain, as its recognition is crucial to differentiate it from more serious conditions and to avoid mismanagement or unnecessary interventions.