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PDFCase Reports: Rare disease
Stylohyoid Eagle syndrome and EXTracranial INternal Carotid arTery pseudoaneurysms (EXTINCT) with internal jugular vein nutcracker syndrome: a challenging clinical scenario
- Correspondence to Professor Sherif Sultan; profsherifsultan{at}icloud.com
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Stylohyoid Eagle syndrome and EXTracranial INternal Carotid arTery pseudoaneurysms (EXTINCT) with internal jugular vein nutcracker syndrome: a challenging clinical scenario
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- Accepted March 29, 2022
- First published April 21, 2022.
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January 24, 2024
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