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Blythe JNSJ et al. - A case is reported of a patient presenting to clinic after a sudden spontaneous ‘cracking’ sensation in the jugulo-digastric region. This proved, following clinical and radiological investigation, to be a fractured elongated styloid process. This extraordinary presentation of Eagle’s syndrome has not previously been published.

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