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Original Article

Familiar Non-Chromaffinic Paragangliomas (Glomus Tumors)

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Pages 589-593 | Published online: 08 Jul 2009
 

Abstract

The presence of glomus tumors in a large family was investigated by clinical and angioscintigraphic screening methods. of 295 members of this family 162 persons participated in the study. a total of 47 tumors of the head and neck region were found in 26 patients. the study revealed a preponderance for the male sex, a fairly equal distribution of the different locations in the head and neck and a marked tendency towards multiplicity. the inheritance is autosomal dominant, with a clear increase of the penetrance with age.

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