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Which one is less probable?

Answer choice 1: Paraganglioma
Answer choice 2: Schwannoma
Answer choice 3: Neurofibroma
Answer choice 4: Meningioma
Answer choice 5: Metastasis

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Jugular foramen syndrome is:

Answer choice 1: Paralysis of the IX-XIth cranial nerves
Answer choice 2: Headache, hydrocephalus, pulsatile tinnitus
Answer choice 3: Pulsatile tinnitus, ataxia and brainstem symptoms
Answer choice 4: Pulsatile tinnitus, mixed conductive and sensorineural hearing loss
Answer choice 5: As the same of Vernet s syndrome

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About Glomus jugulare tumors all are true except?

Answer choice 1: Extension to the mastoid and adjacent occipital bone may occur
Answer choice 2: Significant intracranial extension may occur
Answer choice 3: Extension within the sigmoid and inferior petrosal sinuses may occur
Answer choice 4: They often spare the ossicular chain.of middle ear
Answer choice 5: Neural infiltration is uncommon

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The gene responsible for hereditary paragangliomas has been localized to:

Answer choice 1: 11q23
Answer choice 2: 13 P21
Answer choice 3: 17q23
Answer choice 4: 23p17
Answer choice 5: 18q13

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The imaging regimen of choice for glomus jugulare tumors:

Answer choice 1: A combination of CT scanning and contrast MRI
Answer choice 2: CT scan with and without contrast
Answer choice 3: MRI with and without contrast
Answer choice 4: A combination of Angiography and MRI with and without contrast
Answer choice 5: A combination of Angiography, CT scanning and contrast MRI

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38 Y/O female with pulsatile tinnitus.

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