RARELY CERVICAL GANGLIONEUROMA: A CASE REPORT
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Abstract
A 33-year-old man with a previously healthy history was admitted to the hospital with insomnia and sleep apnea that persisted for several days. On clinical examination, no special symptoms were found. CT and MRI revealed a posterior left carotid structure that did not invade surrounding tissues. The patient underwent surgery to remove the tumor, histology is Ganglioneuroma. One month after surgery, the patient no longer had any unpleasant symptoms.
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Ganglioneuroma, carotid artery, Hanoi Medical University Hospital
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