Cervical esophaguectomy plus tracheal resection and free jeyuno graft as treatment of esophageal granular cell tumor

Recurrent primary cutaneous granular cell tumor of the neck in an Asian women: A case report

“…Unfortunately, our knowledge of the margin clearance required for this tumor is limited. Therefore, GCTs are not highly aggressive, even though a local tumor extension is common, and such highly complex surgical procedures are not indicated [26] . Sometimes conservative treatment is advised if the tumor is close to vital structures, and removal of which is associated with excessive mortality or morbidity [27] .…”

Large tracheoesophageal granular cell tumor: An atypical case presentation, location, and management

“…Since the first reported case of GCT, there have been a limited number of GCTs presenting in the tracheal region of the head and neck with only around 44 cases to date [17] , [18] . Laryngotracheal GCTs are also quite rare, and often appear as whitish or gray mucosa that resemble vocal cord polyps or granulomas involved in the posterior third of the true vocal cords [19] .…”