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2026 Poster Presentations

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P098: SIMULTANEOUS RESECTION OF IPSILATERAL CAROTID AND JUGULAR PARAGANGLIOMAS IN THE SETTING OF SDHD MULTIFOCAL PARAGANGLIOMA SYNDROME
Zachary Schwam; James Johns; Harrison Smith; Michael Berger; Enrique Perez; Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

A 38 year old woman with multiple left cranial neuropathies and left ear mass was found to have multifocal paraganglioma syndrome caused by SDHD mutation. She was found to have a very large left jugular lesion, bilateral carotid lesions, and two right vagal lesions. All were DOTATATE positive. Herein we present the workup and simultaneous resection of the left carotid and jugular lesions. 

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