KMID : 0352819870030010087
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Kosin Medical Journal 1987 Volume.3 No. 1 p.87 ~ p.90
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A Case of Cervical Chordoma
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ÀÌÁ¾´ã/Lee, Jong Dam
À¯ÅÂÇö/À̼®±Ô/Çã¹æ/Ç㸸ÇÏ/Yu, Tai Hyun/Lee, Suk Gyu/Hur, Bang/Hur, man Ha
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Abstract
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Chordoma is a tare, slow-growing, but relentless tumor which arises from primitive notochodal remnants. This tumor is a locally aggtesive, rarely, if ever, rnetastasmng tumor. Although it occurs primarily in the sphenooccipital and sacrococcygeal regions, it may oxmionally present with a nasopharyngeal mass in the intervening vertebrae of the cervical spine such as this case. The treatment of choice is a surgical excision with radiation therapy. The authors experienced a rare case of paw confirmed cervical chordoma in a 65-year-old Korean female who had suffered from dysphagia for several months. We report this case with literature review with emphasis on the histogenesis of chordoma and dinopathologic features.
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