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Giant immature progressive teratoma in the skull base
頭蓋内に進展した巨大顔面未熟奇形腫の1症例
2007
Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology Japan
頭蓋内に進展した巨大顔面未熟奇形腫の1症例
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We attempted to surgically extract a facial giant tumor that had progressed in the skull base because sclerosing therapy had been ineffective. We were able to radically resect the tumor macroscopically. After the operation, cerebrospinal fluid leakage was not seen, and other serious complications were not generated. However, due to bone defect and transformation of the face, we were not able to close the tracheotomy site. Furthermore, the pathological diagnosis was an immature teratoma, which
doi:10.11374/shonijibi1980.28.1_31
fatcat:rw5ooru2y5dzdjinq6b5o4nxpq