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J Panchwagh
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Bilateral endolymphatic sac papillary carcinoma.
We report a case of bilateral and almost symmetrical endolymphatic sac papillary adenocarcinoma. A 22-year-old male patient presented with bilateral sixth, seventh, eighth and lower cranial nerve paresis and ataxia. Radiological investigations revealed extensively vascular tumours in the region of both jugular bulbs. The literature on this rare entity is briefly discussed.
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Unilateral thoracic canal stenosis.
Two unusual cases of thoracic spinal canal stenosis are reported. The cord compression was a result of unilateral hypertrophy of the lamina and facet joint. Bony decompression resulted in rapid neurological recovery.
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Ossified glomus jugulare tumour: case report.
A huge, ossified and highly vascular glomus jugulare tumour in a 19-year-old boy was radically and successfully resected. External carotid artery embolization and intermittent internal carotid artery trapping during surgery were the principle methods employed to control the operative blood loss. Extensive petrous bone resection, and adequate and wide exposure were necessary. The case and the operative steps in this unusual and difficult surgical problem are discussed.
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