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Section III. Diagnosis for Treatment Planning and Treatment Options

The glomus tumor has been the focal point, owing to its precarious location, around which the field of neurotologic skull base surgery has evolved. The past 50 years have seen the development of microsurgical techniques, advances in anesthesia and reconstructive capabilities to a degree which currently allow the heretofore unresectable to be reliably considered resectable. Surgery has emerged as the undisputed definitive management preference for glomus tumors.