tumor del corpúsculo carotídeo: presentación de 1 caso

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2001
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Abstract
Se presenta un paciente que acude a consulta por presentar cuadros sincopales con una pequeña tumoración en la región lateral izquierda del cuello de más de 6 meses de evolución. Se le realiza ecografía del cuello, arteriografía carotídea y biopsia por aspiración con aguja fina y se llega al diagnóstico preoperatorio de tumor del corpúsculo carotídeo. Se interviene y realiza resección subadventicia de forma exitosa
A patient who attends the physician's office for having syncopal pictures with a small tumor in the left region of the neck of more than 6 months of evolution is presented. Neck echography, carotid arteriography and fine needle biopsy aspiration are carried out. Carotid body tumor is preoperatively diagnosed. He is operated on and subadventitious resection is successfully performed
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Authors ;Miguel García Rodríguez;Oscar Duménigo Arias
Journal chemistry and biodiversity
Year 2001
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Keywords
biopsy angiography

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