Percutaneous embolization of a lymphatic sac tumor after direct puncture

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Jacques MORET, Laurent SPELLE

Alessandra BIONDI, Mayank GOYAL, Tudor G. JOVIN, Raul G. NOGUEIRA, Vitor MENDES PEREIRA, Adam S. ARTHUR

A 32-year-old male patient with no medical and familial history suffered from sudden deafness, vertigo, and tinnitus. As the otoscopic examination was normal and his steroid treatment was without efficiency for 5 days, an MRI was performed and revealed a tumor, comprising the left petrous apex and the jugular foramen without intradural component. How to manage this situation? Watch the video to find out!