Cervical chordoma managed with multidisciplinary surgical approach
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Auteurs : Farhan Ahsan ; Tom Inglis [Nouvelle-Zélande] ; Robert Allison ; Grahame S. Inglis [Nouvelle-Zélande]Source :
- ANZ Journal of Surgery [ 1445-1433 ] ; 2011-05.
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- Adequate exposure, Anterior arch, Anterior plate, Autologous bone graft, Axial skeleton, Bloc excision, Bloc resection, Bone tumors, Carotid artery, Case report, Cervical, Cervical chordoma, Cervical spine, Chordoma, Chordomas, Christchurch hospital, Clivus, Corpectomy, Corpectomy cage, Excision, Gain access, Interdisciplinary approach, Lateral mass screws, Locking screws, Magnetic resonance imaging, Mobile spine, Orthopaedic, Orthopaedic biotechnology company, Otolaryngology head, Posterior pharyngeal wall, Prognostic study, Rare neoplasms, Resection, Royal australasian college, Soft palate, Spine, Suction catheters, Surgical, Surgical approach, Surgical approaches, Surgical management, Surgical technique, Tumour, Tumour mass, Tumour removal, Tumour resection, Vertebral artery, Vertebral body, Wide exposure.
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- Adequate exposure, Anterior arch, Anterior plate, Autologous bone graft, Axial skeleton, Bloc excision, Bloc resection, Bone tumors, Carotid artery, Case report, Cervical, Cervical chordoma, Cervical spine, Chordoma, Chordomas, Christchurch hospital, Clivus, Corpectomy, Corpectomy cage, Excision, Gain access, Interdisciplinary approach, Lateral mass screws, Locking screws, Magnetic resonance imaging, Mobile spine, Orthopaedic, Orthopaedic biotechnology company, Otolaryngology head, Posterior pharyngeal wall, Prognostic study, Rare neoplasms, Resection, Royal australasian college, Soft palate, Spine, Suction catheters, Surgical, Surgical approach, Surgical approaches, Surgical management, Surgical technique, Tumour, Tumour mass, Tumour removal, Tumour resection, Vertebral artery, Vertebral body, Wide exposure.
Abstract
Background: This paper describes the interdisciplinary management of a 62‐year‐old man who presented with a cervical chordoma of C2/3. This is a rare neoplasm of the axial skeleton which is usually treated surgically. This is technically challenging due to the surrounding anatomy and requirement for wide exposure. A number of surgical approaches have been described to access the clivus and upper cervical spine.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1445-2197.2010.05575.x
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