Phlep's sign is seen in:: (A) Glomus jugulare, (B) Vestibular schwannoma, (C) Meniere's disease, (D) Neurofibromatosis
Answer is A. The best investigation for diagnosis of Glomus jugulare is CECT. Normally the jugular fossa is separated from the carotid canal by a crest of bone known as jugular plate. The erosion of the jugular plate occurs upon expansion of this tumour and is seen on CECT and is known as 'Phlep's sign'.