Accessory Nerve Disruption Following Core-Needle Biopsy: A Review of Iatrogenic Accessory Nerve Injuries and an Illustrative Case

Fabiano, Alexander S; Pernik, Mark N.; MacAllister, Matthew; Payne, Russell

doi:10.1016/j.wneu.2022.02.091

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“…CNB has been shown to have a similar diagnostic value for diagnosing sarcomas and a lower rate of complications compared to incisional biopsy [ 8 ]. One of the main complications of performing CNB in the posterior triangle of the neck is iatrogenic spinal accessory nerve injury and the incidence was reported was approximately 3-10% [ 9 ].…”

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Pleomorphic Adenoma in a Posterior Cervical Soft Tissue Mass: A Diagnostic Conundrum

Musa,

Wong,

Mahmud

et al. 2024

Cureus

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Diagnosing a soft tissue tumor in the head and neck region can be challenging due to its complex anatomy and diverse histological spectrum. This case report highlights the case of a woman who presented with a painless neck lump in the posterior triangle of the neck. Various pathological and imaging studies were suggestive of pleomorphic adenoma, which arises from the left prevertebral space. The patient underwent complete surgical excision via the transcervical approach. Pleomorphic adenoma in the posterior triangle of the neck is extremely rare and causes a diagnostic dilemma in managing soft tissue tumors of the neck.

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