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Mt Khorsandi , M Motesadi Zarandi , N Saki ,
Volume 58, Issue 1 (6 2000)
Abstract
twenty-two patients were reviewed retrospectively to determine the effects of embolization on Glomus Jugulare tumors. 6 patients underwent embolization and 16 did not. All tumors were removed with a type A infratemporal foassa approach. The patients were evaluated for operative blood loss, operative time, length of hospitalization and new post-operative nerve deficits. The embolized group lost less blood and shorter operative times and less hospitalization. Embolization did not reduce the incidence of new post-operative cranial nerve deficits. The experience of the surgeon and operative team also play a significant role in the reduction of blood loss and operating time. Embolization carries a risk of significant morbidity, and its use depends on the experience of the radiologist.
Borghei Sh, Motesadi Zarandi M, Mohebi H,
Volume 58, Issue 4 (8 2000)
Abstract
The term histiocytosis refers to a group of idiopathic clinics entities characterized by diffuse proliferation of mature histiocytes associated with tumorlike masses of foamy reticuloendothelial cells containing lipoid droplets with variable number of eosinophiles and connective tissue. This cells causes tumorlike masses in the bones and other vicera in the body thus it may have very different clinical signs and symptoms. Also it may have acute and fulminant form or chronic and slowly progressive. We have an interesting case with multiple organ involvement and chronic otitis media with granulation in the external audiotory canal and perforation of tympanic membrane. The patient was 3 years old with diabetes insipidus and visceral involvement such as hepato-splenomegaly. Histologic diagnosis was Hand Schuller Christian disease.
