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June 1, 1981Neurosurgery13 citations

Labiomandibular, transoral approach to chordomas in the clivus and upper cervical spine

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TDT E DelgadoEGE GarridoRHR D Harwick

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Three patients with chordomas of the clivus and the upper cervical spine underwent the removal of their tumors through a transoral approach with labiomandibular splitting and microsurgical techniques. This surgical approach provided excellent visualization of the anterior craniocervical area and allowed a gross total removal in each case. Although the lesions in our patients were chordomas, this approach could also be used for other surgical lesions in this area. (Neurosurgery 8:675-679, 1981)

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a859c8f37bcb8373dadaf11https://doi.org/10.1097/00006123-198106000-00007
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