Patient S., 60 years old, turned to the Center for Head and Neck Pathology of the Feofania Clinical Hospital with complaints of a massive neoplasm in the left neck region.

In order to comply with the rule of radicality and removal of the tumor in one block, it was decided to remove the tumor together with a section of the internal carotid artery and to replace it with an autovein.



The patient underwent a transient ischemic attack in the left carotid system without focal brain damage on CT and was safely discharged on the 6th postoperative day.
