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ENT Anatomy of Middle Ear 061c507e

Phlep's sign is seen in:

A
Glomus jugulare
B
Vestibular schwannoma
C
Meniere's disease
D
Neurofibromatosis
High-Yield Explanation
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'.

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