File:Glomus Jugulare Tumor.jpg
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English: The triangular red coloured mass behind the tympanic membrane in the middle ear is a highly vascular tumor known as a glomus tumor.
Because of the intense vascularity of these tumors, they can be seen pulsating. Because this tumor arises from the dome of the jugular bulb [which constitutes a large portion of the floor of the middle ear, it is referred to as a glomus jugulare. |
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| Author | Michael Hawke MD |
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