1953
DOI: 10.1007/bf02443170
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Tumoren der Carotisdrüse

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“…13), -Surgery for neuroendocrine tumors of the gastrointestinal tract [169] and pancreas [134,[170][171][172][173][174][175][176], including liver metastasis [177][178][179] -Technical advancements in endocrine surgery, such as intraoperative neuromonitoring during thyroid surgery [180,181] and minimal invasive surgery for adrenal [182][183][184], parathyroid [185][186][187][188], thyroid [189], and pancreatic lesions [190] In summary, during the 60-year period between World War II and 2004, Langenbeck's Archives of Surgery matured from a largely national German surgical journal, Fig. 13 Surgical removal of a neck paraganglioma (from Linder, 1953) [168] Fig. 12 Anatomical mapping of 183 enlarged parathyroids (from Romanus, Götenborg, 1967) [132] packed with clinical reports from dedicated centers on the surgery of endocrine diseases, into a truly European forum of endocrine surgery.…”
Section: The Second Period: European Endocrine Surgery Between World mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…13), -Surgery for neuroendocrine tumors of the gastrointestinal tract [169] and pancreas [134,[170][171][172][173][174][175][176], including liver metastasis [177][178][179] -Technical advancements in endocrine surgery, such as intraoperative neuromonitoring during thyroid surgery [180,181] and minimal invasive surgery for adrenal [182][183][184], parathyroid [185][186][187][188], thyroid [189], and pancreatic lesions [190] In summary, during the 60-year period between World War II and 2004, Langenbeck's Archives of Surgery matured from a largely national German surgical journal, Fig. 13 Surgical removal of a neck paraganglioma (from Linder, 1953) [168] Fig. 12 Anatomical mapping of 183 enlarged parathyroids (from Romanus, Götenborg, 1967) [132] packed with clinical reports from dedicated centers on the surgery of endocrine diseases, into a truly European forum of endocrine surgery.…”
Section: The Second Period: European Endocrine Surgery Between World mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Removal of vagal PGL nearly always is accompanied by permanent ipsilateral recurrent laryngeal nerve palsy. The risk for complications after removal of carotid body PGL, in particular barorefl ex failure [ 40 ] , may depend on tumor size, which is classifi ed according to Linder [ 41 ] or Shamblin [ 42 ] . Preoperative embolization can improve tumor removal by reduction of vascularization and tumor size, however, in most cases there is some residual perfusion depending on the type of HNPGL (jugulartympanic > vagus > carotid body PGL) [ 43 ] reducing the intended eff ect.…”
Section: Subtotal or Total Adrenalectomy For Small And Benign Sporadimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Einige Autoren spreehen sieh grunds~tzlich gegen eine Operation aus, andere befiirworten auf jeden Fall eine operative Entfernung, da die Gefahr der malignen Entartung immer gegeben sei (Linder, 1953 ;Helpap, t965). Einige Autoren spreehen sieh grunds~tzlich gegen eine Operation aus, andere befiirworten auf jeden Fall eine operative Entfernung, da die Gefahr der malignen Entartung immer gegeben sei (Linder, 1953 ;Helpap, t965).…”
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“…Linder (1953) fand bei den in der gesamten Literatur besehriebenen F/~llen nur 9 Glomustumoren neben 2 Eigenbeobaehtungen, die mit dem Auftreten dieses Syndroms korreliert waren. Bei Unterbindung der A. earotis eommunis oder der A. earotis interna fibersteigt die Sterblichkeitsziffer das Dreifaehe als bei einfacher Tumorexstirpation.…”
Section: Diskussionunclassified