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Intrathyroidal carotid artery and nonrecurring right recurrent laryngeal nerve: A case report.

Aaron BakerElizabeth E CottrillOlivia MunizzaKathryn McGillenTyler McKinnonDavid Goldenberg
Published in: Head & neck (2017)
This is, to our knowledge, the first report of such an anatomic variant in the medical literature. Aberrant carotid artery anatomy may potentially cause life-threatening surgical complications and should be considered preoperatively. Furthermore, recognition of concurrent recurrent laryngeal nerve (RLN) anomalies with vascular variations allows identification of nonrecurrent nerves.
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