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Symptoms and Signs – Differential Diagnosis of Jugular foramen syndrome (involving cranial nerves IX, X and XI)
Infection from the middle ear spreading into the posterior fossa
Jugular vein thrombosis
Meningiomata
Metastases
Neurofibroma of IXth, Xth or Xllth nerves
Other tumours: cerebellopontine angle tumours, cholesteatomas, glomus
Paget's disease
Trauma: fracture at base of skull
tumour, carotid body tumour


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