Amyloidomas of the Gasserian Ganglion
Erik van Lindert, Antje Bornemann, O. Hey, A. Perneczky, Wibke Müller‐Forell
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Erik van Lindert, Antje Bornemann, O. Hey, A. Perneczky, Wibke Müller‐Forell
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An amyloidoma is a local deposition of amyloid that becomes a space-occupying lesion. Amyloidomas of the central nervous system are very uncommon lesions and only four amyloidomas of the gasserian ganglion have been reported so far. We present the neuroradiologic and surgical characteristics of three more amyloidomas of the gasserian ganglion seen at one neurosurgical department in 11 years.
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An amyloidoma is a local deposition of amyloid that becomes a space-occupying lesion. Amyloidomas of the central nervous system are very uncommon lesions and only four amyloidomas of the gasserian ganglion have been reported so far. We present the neuroradiologic and surgical characteristics of three more amyloidomas of the gasserian ganglion seen at one neurosurgical department in 11 years.
Key concepts: Ganglion, Medicine, Lesion, Anatomy, Surgery