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Assessment of health-related quality of life in patients prior to carotid body tumor resection
Vascular, 2019Background Carotid body tumors represent approximately 0.5% of the total head and neck tumors, and the most common presentation form is an asymptomatic cervical mass.
Ramon García-Alva +7 more
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Head and Neck, 2016
There is no consensus on the impact of preoperative embolization (EMB) on the surgical outcomes of carotid body tumor (CBT) resections.
S. Abu-Ghanem +4 more
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There is no consensus on the impact of preoperative embolization (EMB) on the surgical outcomes of carotid body tumor (CBT) resections.
S. Abu-Ghanem +4 more
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Vascular, 2017
Background The study aims to conduct a review of the surgical management of carotid body tumor. Methods Consecutive patients with CBT who received surgical interventions from January 1994 to January 2014 at our institution were reviewed.
Y. Law, Y. Chan, S. Cheng
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Background The study aims to conduct a review of the surgical management of carotid body tumor. Methods Consecutive patients with CBT who received surgical interventions from January 1994 to January 2014 at our institution were reviewed.
Y. Law, Y. Chan, S. Cheng
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A pediatric carotid body tumor
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 2018Carotid body tumors are rare childhood extra-adrenal paragangliomas. We present an 8-year old female with a neck mass mistaken as reactive lymphadenopathy. Computed tomography and magnetic resonance angiography, as well as preoperative embolization and balloon test occlusion, were utilized for planning and management. Surgical excision of the tumor was
Sarah Jernigan +4 more
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, 1982 The earliest publications on the subject of carotid body tumors were those of Marchand (1891), Paltauf (1892), Kretschmar (1893), Kopfstein (1895), von Heinleth (1900), Monckeberg (1905), and Kaufmann and Ruppanner (1905). The paper by Marchand cites the first instance of a carotid body tumor resection performed unsuccessfully by Riegner in 1880.
Frederick G. Zak +4 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2001
Figure 1. A 70-year-old man underwent computed tomography (CT) of the chest for follow-up of oat-cell carcinoma that had been treated four years earlier. He was asymptomatic, and no mass was palpated in the neck. The CT extended to the neck (Panel A) and showed a hypervascular mass (white arrows) between the right internal carotid artery (long black ...
Vladimir Velebit, Pierre-Alain Schneider
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Figure 1. A 70-year-old man underwent computed tomography (CT) of the chest for follow-up of oat-cell carcinoma that had been treated four years earlier. He was asymptomatic, and no mass was palpated in the neck. The CT extended to the neck (Panel A) and showed a hypervascular mass (white arrows) between the right internal carotid artery (long black ...
Vladimir Velebit, Pierre-Alain Schneider
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1950
YOUNG man twenty-nine years of A age was referred to us with a fairIy Iarge tumor on the Ieft side of his neck which eventuaIIy proved to be a carotid body tumor. Because this is such a rare condition, there being Iess than 300 cases in medica Iiterature, we beIieve that it merits a report. NormaIIy, the carotid body is a smaI1 organ about 8 mm.
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YOUNG man twenty-nine years of A age was referred to us with a fairIy Iarge tumor on the Ieft side of his neck which eventuaIIy proved to be a carotid body tumor. Because this is such a rare condition, there being Iess than 300 cases in medica Iiterature, we beIieve that it merits a report. NormaIIy, the carotid body is a smaI1 organ about 8 mm.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1934
Tumors of the carotid body are so rare that few surgeons see more than one in a lifetime. In 1929, Bevan and McCarthy1collected and tabulated 134 reported cases. From their series it is strikingly apparent that operative removal of these growths is associated with a very high mortality (33 per cent) and a long list of complications (30 per cent).
Earl Stephenson, A. Clifford Abbott
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Tumors of the carotid body are so rare that few surgeons see more than one in a lifetime. In 1929, Bevan and McCarthy1collected and tabulated 134 reported cases. From their series it is strikingly apparent that operative removal of these growths is associated with a very high mortality (33 per cent) and a long list of complications (30 per cent).
Earl Stephenson, A. Clifford Abbott
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Impact of Preoperative Embolization on Carotid Body Tumor Surgery.
Annals of Vascular Surgery, 2022S. Yazman +7 more
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Operative Techniques in General Surgery, 2004
ent ischemic pathways caused by anatomic, hemodynamic, and humoral factors. As suggested by Dr Kotsis, other influences such as systemic hypotension, embolization, or reperfusion injury might have an equally deleterious effect. The use of shunts is an interesting concept, but temporary perfusion of the distal colon would have been of dubious value in ...
Christine B. Novak +3 more
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ent ischemic pathways caused by anatomic, hemodynamic, and humoral factors. As suggested by Dr Kotsis, other influences such as systemic hypotension, embolization, or reperfusion injury might have an equally deleterious effect. The use of shunts is an interesting concept, but temporary perfusion of the distal colon would have been of dubious value in ...
Christine B. Novak +3 more
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