History of nasal papilloma. Peritoneal cancer history icd 10 History of papilloma icd 10
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Managementul papilomului inversat din sinusurile paranazale. Source: ORL.
Author s : Manea, Claudiu Abstract: Inverted papilloma is a common epithelial benign tumour, of uncertain aetiology, arising from the outlining Schneiderian respiratory membrane.
This locally aggressive neoplasm is a lesion of the mucosal membrane of the nasal cavity and the paranasal sinuses, composed of welldifferentiated columnar or ciliated respiratory epithelium. It has a high risk of association with malignancies.
Surgery is the primary treatment. After surgery, the risk of local recurrence varies with the extent of resection, with an often recurrence if incompletely excised. We conclude that the endoscopic approach has proven to become a safe and effective method over the traditional approach.
Nevertheless, in cases of advanced tumour stages, or malignancy, the best surgical option is to use a wide access, as radical antrostomy or paralateronasal rhinotomy.
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