Case Report: Hemodynamic challenges during the anesthetic management of a patient who presented with a cervical vagal schwannoma in southern Ethiopia: a rare clinical case

Resection of a vagal schwannoma may pose significant challenges to the anesthetist during the intraoperative course due to the manipulation of the vagus nerve, mimicking the risk of hemodynamic instability. Hence, anesthetists should conduct adequate preoperative assessment and evaluation, be properly prepared, and closely monitor for and aggressively manage any hemodynamic instability to reduce morbidity and mortality during the resection of a vagus nerve schwannoma.