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An Aberrant Carotid Artery; Which is Underlying Cause of Unilateral Objective Tinnitus
2014
The Journal of International Advanced Otology
Aberrant internal carotid artery is rarely seen in the middle ear cavity. Aberrant internal carotid artery can mimic dehiscence of the jugular bulb, glomus tumours, haemangiomas, and cholesterol granulomas on computed tomography. Because the symptoms and signs are usually nonspecific or absent, clinical diagnosis of aberrant internal carotid artery is very difficult. The most common symptoms are pulsatile tinnitus, hearing loss, and retrotympanic mass. In this case, we report an aberrant
doi:10.5152/iao.2014.019
fatcat:naftrjh2xrbxtbhi3rmou3moze