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Research Paper | Cardiology Science | India | Volume 10 Issue 3, March 2021 | Popularity: 6.7 / 10
Carotid Body Tumour Radiological Diagnosis and Surgical Management - Our Experience
Dr. Aditya Nutakki, Dr. Harivadan Lukka, Dr. Manitha Kondru
Abstract: Background: Carotid Body Tumours are rare. Despite over a century of describing surgery, controversy remains surrounding details of their treatment. Most complications are considered technically preventable. Patients and Methods: This retrospective study included 13 cases diagnosed as Carotid Body Tumours. Patients were subjected to clinical evaluation, carotid duplex ultrasound, computed tomography angiography scan, and sometimes MR angiography. All patients underwent CBT resection and when needed vascular reconstruction. Patients were classified into three groups depending on Shamblin classification. Results: Mean operative time was longer in patients of Shamblin class 3 (5.4?0.77 h; range, 4.5?6 h; P<0.001). Regarding vascular reconstruction, all patients of Shamblin class 3 were reconstructed by interposition vein graft and two patients of Shamblin class 1 were reconstructed through primary repair, but patients of Shamblin class 2 were reconstructed by all means. In postoperative follow-up complications, bleeding was more significantly in Shamblin class 3 (P=0.032). Cranial nerve deficit was observed in four (33.3%) patients, and all of them were transient. The mean size of excised tumor was 5.17?1.4 cm, with range of 3?7.5 cm. Conclusion: Early surgical excision by a cardiovascular surgeon is the only proven cure for CBTs, because they are small and easy to remove. However, if neglected, there will be many challenges, as most tumors can become locally invasive. Meticulous periadventitial (and sometimes subadventitial) dissection can greatly reduce the rates of complications.
Keywords: Carotid Body tumours CBT, Shamblin Classification
Edition: Volume 10 Issue 3, March 2021
Pages: 1338 - 1341
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