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[Surgical treatment of tumors of the carotid body with reconstruction of the internal carotid artery].

L. Reparaz, P. Magallón, Leandro Riera, M. T. Capilla, Manuel Merino, I. Miguelsanz Martínez, A Hernández, Laura Tabares Sáez, O. Álamo, J. A. Jiménez Cossío

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The experience about treatment in infiltrating tumors of Carotid Corpus, III Degree (Shamblin), is presented. Different methods of carotid reconstruction, and biologic and evolutive characteristics are emphasized, discussing preoperatory study and surgical technics.

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The experience about treatment in infiltrating tumors of Carotid Corpus, III Degree (Shamblin), is presented. Different methods of carotid reconstruction, and biologic and evolutive characteristics are emphasized, discussing preoperatory study and surgical technics.

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The experience about treatment in infiltrating tumors of Carotid Corpus, III Degree (Shamblin), is presented. Different methods of carotid reconstruction, and biologic and evolutive characteristics are emphasized, discussing preoperatory study and surgical technics.

Key concepts: Carotid body, Carotid arteries, Medicine, Internal carotid artery, Radiology, Surgery

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