ENT Glomus Tumor Jugulare Tympanicum Ear Middle Bodies Rising Sun Brown Sign Pulsating Treatment

#glomus #tumor #tympanicum promontory microscopy Surgical approach Fisch paraganglioma Audible Brutt Blue drum Four Vessel Angiography benign vascular bleeding tumor Pulsatile Tinnitus

[@MBBSVPASS]

Cranial Nerves affected 9th to 12th
16:10 Revision
Glomus tumor is slightly similar to Juvenile NasoPharyngeal Angiofibroma - Bleeds, dont do biospy, Blood vessels with muscle coat, etc
Benign but spreads around ..No capsule.. Do Angiography to find feeding vessel..Do Emobilzation before surgery

[@MBBSVPASS]

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[@m4mano]

Thank you ma'am, great lecture. I would be nice if you touched on the approaches to surgery

[@nurulnabilah6941]

Maam this is just amazing❤❤❤❤

[@sandeepkshetri9639]

Nice job!

[@alekhkoneru4853]

Thanks you really helpful 😀

[@juicestj84]

Why would my physician request a biopsy to Rule out this tumor in 2 months ? I have every clinical sign, no signs on imaging

[@saramalik7194]

Thank you mam ❤️

[@jibinjoseph460]

Thank u maam

[@Hailkum]

Ma'am how can I differentiate the two using ct??

[@sungjemmenla1294]

Can i find a ppt of it?

[@rrns825]

🙏

[@drsundha1]

It is Bruit, pronounced as Brooih.
Not Brutt.

[@ruthireddy885]

It’s actually erroneous to use glomus bodies instead we have to use a word called paraganglionic tissue