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Background and Objectives:Surgical treatment of jugular foramen tumors can have significant complications such as facial nerve palsy due to complicated regional anatomy. In this study, we investigated the outcomes and complications of surgical aproach to the jugular foramen tumors. Subjects and Method:Thirten patients had operations for their tumors around jugular foramen with a mean folow-up period of 52 months. We reviewed their medical records with emphasis on postoperative facial nerve palsy and other low cranial nerve palsies. Results:There were jugular foramen schwanoma (n= 9), glomus ju-gulare (n= 2), meningioma (n= 1) and chondrosarcoma (n= 1). Gros total removal was achieved in 12 patients. Facial nerves were rerouted at genigulate ganglion (long rerouting) or at the second genu (short rerouting). Mastoidectomies were performed with canal wal-up (CWU) fashion or with canal wal-down (CWD) fashion. The mean size of tumor with long rerouting was sig-nificantly larger than that with short rerouting (p= 0.037). Facial nerve palsy (FNP) greater than House-Brackmann grade (HB grade) I remained for more than 6 months in a patient. Low cranial nerve palsies were developed in 3 patients. Conclusion:Surgical treatment of jugular foramen tumors had a good local control rate with a low rate of complications. Depending on the loss of hearing. (Korean J Otorhinolaryngol-Head Neck Surg 2007 ;50 :660-6)

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