Lazos-Ochoa M, Sandoval-Villicaña G, Arroyo-Valerio A, Flores-Hernández L, Martínez-Consuegra N

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ABSTRACT

The goals of the following work were to acknowledge about the clinical and pathological features of a group of schneiderian papillomas (SP) studied at Hospital General de Mexico in a five-year period. There were 29 cases compiled from the archives of the Pathology Service. The clinical files were analyzed to obtain the following variables: age, gender, clinical features, location, clinical stage, type of surgery, recurrence and clinical diagnosis. Each case was reclassified abiding the histological criteria of Krouse and the associated lesions were recorded. The incidence was of 4.4 cases per year, males were more affected than females, and the 30 to 50 year group was the most common range of presentation. Most of them were diagnosed in clinical stage II. The principal symptoms were nasal obstruction, nasal discharge an nasal deformity. The most frequent clinical diagnosis were: antrochoanal polyp, nasal papilloma and nasal tumor. Most of them had their origin in the nasal lateral wall and involved the paranasal, maxillary and ethmoidal sinuses. The histopathological diagnose was of Inverted papilloma in 79%, exophytic papilloma in 18% and columnar papilloma in 3% of the cases. The malignancy percentage was of 14%, and the recurrence was of 24% of the cases.

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