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Vagus and sympathetic nerve neurofibromas in generalized neurofibromatosis are linked to cardiovascular complications like tachycardia.
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Highlights the potential for cardiovascular complications, such as tachycardia, arising from vagal and sympathetic nerve involvement in generalized neurofibromatosis.
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May warrant cardiac evaluation for autonomic involvement in neurofibromatosis with tachycardia; leaves open prevalence and management implications.
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Gerry Clark (1926) conducted a case report in Generalized neurofibromatosis (von Recklinghausen's disease). Vagus and sympathetic nerve involvement by neurofibromas was evaluated on Cardiovascular complications (e.g., tachycardia). Vagus and sympathetic nerve involvement by neurofibromas in generalized neurofibromatosis may lead to cardiovascular complications such as tachycardia.
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