Multicentric Origin of Glomus Jugulare Tumors

Buckingham, Richard A.; Aimi, Kenji; Perrelli, S. L.

doi:10.1001/archotol.1959.00730040098015

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“…Если сделать небольшой экскурс в историю, то можно вспомнить, что существуют уницентрическая [11] и мультицентрическая теории возникновения опухолей [12]. По первой теории, новообразование под воздействием различных онкогенов может возникать из одного зачатка, в частности из гломуса.…”

Section: этиология гломусных опухолейunclassified

“…Первично-множественные гломусные опухоли (хемодектомы) бывают синхронными и метахронными. Первично-множественные синхронные новообразования в пределах височной кости и основания черепа могут восприниматься как один распространенный процесс, а первично-множественные метахронные новообразования этой локализации -как рецидив опухоли после ранее возникшего удаленного очага [10,12,13,18]. Некоторые исследователи связывают образование гломусных опухолей с хронической гипоксией.…”

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Etiologyand pathogenesis of glomus tumours (chemodectomas) of the base of the skull

Antoniv

Koval

Popadyuk

et al. 2016

Vestn. otorinolaringol.

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The objective of the present work was to describe the poorly known history of the development of the nomenclature of glomus tumours (chemodectomas) of the base of the skull, elucidate etiology and pathogenesis of these neoplasms. The authors present a chronological table illustrating the progress of etiological and pathogenetic studies as well as the surgical treatment of the tumours. The results of analysis and discussion of the controversial issues of the nomenclature are reported.

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Etiologyand pathogenesis of glomus tumours (chemodectomas) of the base of the skull

Antoniv

Koval

Popadyuk

et al. 2016

Vestn. otorinolaringol.

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“…Several authors have reported surgical evidence of separate tumours within the temporal bone further supporting the possibility of multicentricity in the tympanic-jugular location (Berg, 1950;Buckingham, 1959;Samy, 1962;Rosenwasser, 1968Rosenwasser, , 1974 Retrospective analysis of the origin of tumors reported before the mid 1970's is difficult, as the lesions tended to be diagnosed after they were advanced, and as the radiologic techniques used were not sufficiently sophisticated to provide the answers to the questions asked now.…”

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Surgical Neuroangiography

Lasjaunias¹,

Berenstein²

1987

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“…Cappsg reported 29 cases with both glomus jugulare and carotid body tumors. Buckingham et al 6 reported a case in which they believed the patient had tumors of both a jugular glomus and a tympanic glomus.…”

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Tumors of the glomus jugulare and glomus tympanicum

Schermer

Pontius

Dziabis

et al. 1966

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Seven patients with tumors of the glomus jugulare and/or glomus tympanicum —6 treated initially by radical endaural mastoidectomy and one by simple excision—are presented. Clinical, pathologic and therapeutic data are compared with cases in the world literature. The cases are divided into 2 groups: (1) extensive lesions in which bone erosion is demonstrated radiographically and/or cranial nerves other than VII are affected and (2) limited lesions where these were not present. Statistical analysis indicated that surgical ablation was significantly superior to irradiation in the limited lesion group; there was no significant difference in the extensive lesion group. The authors conclude that adequate radical surgical removal is the treatment of choice for both the limited and extensive lesions. This usually can be accomplished if appropriate otologic and neurosurgical techniques are employed. Irradiation therapy should be reserved for patients who cannot tolerate radical surgery and to whom only palliation can be offered.

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Multicentric Origin of Glomus Jugulare Tumors

Cited by 21 publications

References 6 publications

Etiologyand pathogenesis of glomus tumours (chemodectomas) of the base of the skull

Etiologyand pathogenesis of glomus tumours (chemodectomas) of the base of the skull

Surgical Neuroangiography

Tumors of the glomus jugulare and glomus tympanicum

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