Chemodectomas Occurring Concurrently in the Neck (Carotid Body), Temporal Bone (Glomus Jugulare) and Retroperitoneum: Report of a Case with Histochemical Observations

. 1958 Apr;34(2):293–309.

Chemodectomas Occurring Concurrently in the Neck (Carotid Body), Temporal Bone (Glomus Jugulare) and Retroperitoneum

Report of a Case with Histochemical Observations*

PMCID: PMC1934736 PMID: 13520910

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