Ectopic glial tissue in the forehead. A case report.
A mass containing glial tissue was excised from the forehead of a 17-year-old female. The possible etiology of this tumor is reviewed.
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A mass containing glial tissue was excised from the forehead of a 17-year-old female. The possible etiology of this tumor is reviewed.
Two cases of schwannomas of the cervical sympathetic chain (CSC) are described. Eleven clearly documented cases have been described in the previous literature. These tumours are usually solitary, asymptomatic cervical masses that occur within the upper carotid sheath or parapharyngeal space. The lesions tend to be hypervascular, but not to the same extent as chemodectomas. Angiography may be employed for differential diagnosis. Schwannomas of the CSC are usually readily excised by a cervical approach. Horner's syndrome is a frequent post-operative sequel, despite anatomical preservation of the sympathetic chain. This neurological impairment is usually asymptomatic. Recurrences and malignant degeneration rarely occur.
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