Abstract
Paraganglioma is a neural crest-derived endocrine cells or organs located generally at the extra-adrenal glands, head, necks, or abdomen. This research case study brings a detailed information of paraganaglioma occurred for a patient in Aseer region.
Highlights
It is commonly known that paragangliomas are rare tumors and most of the cases have approved to be benign and some are malignant
The study confirms that the patient had a paraganglioma with vascular connected tissues inside the mass free from tumor invasion and its surgical margins are free from tumor cells
The study supports the fact that such paraganglioma with patient is free from any symptoms is hereditary
Summary
The sample: 36-year-old patient who experienced no major symptoms such as hypertension, palpitation, vomiting, bleeding, or headache. The Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) was used to further validate the primary findings and histo-pathologic test after getting out the mass
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