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[Rare disorders in neck surgery].

Abstract

The diagnosis and treatment of unusual surgical conditions of the neck in the newborn, infancy, and paediatric age-group are discussed. The median cervical cleft, the scalenus cervical rib syndrome, the cervical teratoma, changes of the thymus, tumour-like abnormalities of the large veins, calculus formation of the sub-mandibular salivary gland, severe traumatic and iatrogenic injury may all present difficult diagnostic and therapeutic problems.

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A Pintér, I Pilaszanovich, F Szemlédy, J Schäfer. 1980. [Rare disorders in neck surgery].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7415546/

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