AI Article Synopsis
- Protecting cranial nerves is really tough when removing paragangliomas (tumors) in the head and neck.
- The report discusses a patient with tumors on both sides of their neck and one on the carotid artery.
- After surgery, the patient developed a rare issue called Baroreflex Failure Syndrome, and better strategies are needed to lower the chances of this happening.
Article Abstract
Protection of cranial nerves is one of the major challenges in the resection of paragangliomas of head and neck, especially in complex paragangliomas. We report a case of bilateral jugular tumor with unilateral carotid body tumor. Baroreflex failure syndrome（BFS） occurred after staged resection of bilateral lesions. There is still a lack of effective treatment for this complication. More prudent and reasonable treatment strategy is important to reduce the incidence of BFS.
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