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Contrast enhanced computed tomography image of tumor compressing and displacing internal jugular vein.
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Contrast-enhanced computed tomography scan revealed a heterogeneous lesion in left carotid space with mild compression of the left internal jugular vein [Figure 1].
Schwannoma on vagus nerve.
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After that, while excising the mass from the vagus nerve [Figure 2], the patient again experienced bradycardia with HR - 38/min and BP - 86/47 mmHg.
Vagal nerve after resection of tumor.
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Tumor was dissected very carefully and vagus nerve was repaired by the plastic surgeon by keeping sural nerve graft [Figure 3].