Schneiderian papilloma histopathology
Corelaţii anatomoclinice şi imagistice CT în patologia rinosinuzală.
Source: ORL. We begin by presenting the normal anatomic structures and anatomic variants on CT imaging. Particular CT scan aspects of each paranasal sinus are presented.
Inverted Papilloma of Right Maxilla and CNV2
The author is focused parazi?ii anatomical, clinical and imagistic correlations of the rhinosinusal pathology malformations, inflammatory, schneiderian papilloma histopathology or malignant tumorswhich are very important for the preoperative imagistic diagnosis and surgical therapeutic indication.
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The procedure implies surgical excision of the lateral nasal wall and ethmoid sinus. This technique is aided by the usage of adequate instruments, such as 0° and 70° scopes and angulated surgical instruments, which allow the complete visualization and access to the maxillary sinus. The authors present, as an endoscopic surgical atlas, step by step, the surgical procedure for endoscopic approach of inverted papilloma, in order to reach a complete tumor removal without any leftovers. Keywords medial maxillectomy, inverted papilloma, endoscopic sinus surgery Rezumat Tehnica maxilectomiei mediale reprezintă standardul schneiderian papilloma histopathology aur în tratamentul chirurgical al papilomului inversat, deoarece oferă o expunere adecvată a peretelul nazal lateral şi a sinusului maxilar. Intervenţia include excizia chirurgicală a peretelui nazal lateral şi a sinusului etmoidal.
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