PURPOSE: During the past two decades, radiosurgery has arisen as a promising approach
to the management of glomus jugulare. In the present study, we report on a systematic …

Head and neck paragangliomas (HNPs) are rare, usually benign hyper vascularized
neuroendocrine tumors that traditionally have been treated by surgery, with or without …

Objective To define the role of wait-and-scan and radiotherapy (RT) in the treatment of
temporal bone paragangliomas and to review the literature on the outcomes of RT as a …

Background Glomus jugulare tumors (GJTs) are benign paragangliomas of the jugular
foramen. Traditional management of these tumors involves surgical resection; however …

OBJECTIVE Glomus jugulare tumors are rare indolent tumors that frequently involve the
lower cranial nerves (CNs). Complete resection can be difficult and associated with lower …

Object Glomus tumors usually display indolent behavior, and the effectiveness of radiation in
stopping their growth can be assessed after long-term follow-up. Currently only midterm …

Object Jugulotympanic paragangliomas (JTPs) are rare benign tumors whose surgical
treatment is usually associated with partial resection of the lesion, high morbidity, and even …

The treatment of glomus jugulare tumors represents a challenge for the neurosurgeon, since
they invade major vessels and compress critical cranial nerves, resulting in significant …

OBJECTIVE The morbidity of gross-total resection of jugular paraganglioma (JP) is often
unacceptable due to the potential for irreversible lower cranial neuropathy. Stereotactic …

OBJECTIVE: Paragangliomas (PGs) or glomus tumors are rare, and publications comparing
treatment alternatives are few. We sought to analyze our experience with stereotactic …