Clinico – Pathological Correlation Of Neck Lesions – A Study Of 103 Cases

doi:10.5580/450

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2010

DOI: 10.5580/450

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Clinico – Pathological Correlation Of Neck Lesions – A Study Of 103 Cases

Abstract: Background: Neck swelling is the frequently found presentation of patients seen in clinical practice. A spectrum of pathological lesions can be presented in this form. It ranges from simple benign lesions to highly malignant manifestations.Aim: An attempt has been made to correlate clinical presentation and histopathological diagnosis. Method: A study of 103 cases has been carried out at Shri M

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A Histopathological Spectrum of Neck Lesions in a Rural Hospital

Surapaneni¹,

Gangadharan²,

Kuppili³

2016

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BACKGROUND A multitude of lesions occur in the neck and patients come to hospital on account of morbidity associated with these lesions. Therefore a histopathological study of the spectrum of neck lesions was undertaken. MATERIALS AND METHODS All histologically diagnosed lesions of the neck from January 2014 to December 2015 were noted. Details of gender, age, location and diagnosis were recorded. The lesions were classified based on anatomic location, gross and histological features and clinically. Clinically, lesions were classified as congenital, inflammatory/infective and neoplastic. Incidence of age, gender and location of different lesions was calculated using percentage, and median. The findings were compared with other studies. RESULTS A total of 140 neck lesions were included in the current study. Neck lesions were predominant in females with 94 cases. The median age group involved was the 21-30 group. Anterior neck lesions were more common. Anterior midline lesions were 74 and mostly thyroid and thyroglossal duct origin. Lesions of the lymph node were greater in the posterior triangle. 122 lesions were solid and 18 were cystic. Histologically, there were 64 thyroid gland lesions, 40 lymph node lesions, 13 soft tissue tumours, 8 salivary lesions, 10 thyroglossal cysts and 5 skin/adnexal lesions. Clinically, congenital/developmental lesions were 11, inflammatory/infective lesions were 68 and neoplastic lesions were 61. Of the neoplastic lesions, 17 were malignant. CONCLUSION Non-neoplastic lesions of the neck were common in our study in accordance with findings in other studies. The most common malignancy was Papillary carcinoma of thyroid.

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A Histopathological Spectrum of Neck Lesions in a Rural Hospital

Surapaneni¹,

Gangadharan²,

Kuppili³

2016

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Clinico-Pathological Profile of Benign Cervico-Facial Masses In Eastern Nepal

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Background :Head and neck region is a common site for both solid and cystic lesions. The etiology of these masses includes inflammation, congenital-developmental malformations and neoplasia. Thyroglossal cyst, branchial cyst and laryngocoele are the common congenital and acquired conditions.Objective: To assess clinicopathological profile of benign cervico-facial masses in Eastern Nepal.Methods: Patients who were admitted with cervical swellings were included for the study. Acute inflammatory and malignant conditions were excluded. This study was conducted for five years at Department of ENT and Head Neck Surgery, B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, Dharan, Nepal.Results: Out of total 499 patients included, female were 64.53% and male were 35.47%. Most patients (23%) were from between age 21-30 years. The cervical swellings were most commonly seen in upper lateral neck in 30.46%. Most of the patients (67.13%) presented within 2 years of the appearance of the swelling. Sixty-one percent of the swelling were of the size of 5 cm x 4 cm at presentation. Congenital and developmental malformations were seen in 27.65% Cysts other than developmental were found in 17.02%. The acquired benign lesions were seen in 55.31%.The swelling due to the diseases of the thyroid were found in 38.28%. The most common surgical management was thyroidectomy, done in 38.28%.Conclusion: Benign neck masses are common clinical presentation in the general population in eastern Nepal as in any head and neck clinics all over the world and present a challenge both to the clinician as well as the surgeon.Health Renaissance 2014;12(3): 162-169

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Incidence of Neck Swellings Presenting at Narayan Medical College and Hospital ,Sasaram

Manish

Jha

Chakraborty

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AIM: To nd out the incidence of neck swellings in patients presenting to Narayan medical college and hospital , sasaram . MATERIALS AND METHODS: Study was done over patients complaining of neck swelling in the last one year regardless of the any age group or gender. On the basis of the clinical examination, USG and the FNAC reports of the patient the incidence of various neck swellings were evaluated. RESULTS: In the study total 60 cases were included. Of all the patients, approx 62 percent patients were females in which two third females had thyroid gland swellings. Age group from 21 to 30 years people were more affected . In our study it was found that among various swellings lymph node swellings was most common and then thyroid swelling. CONCLUSION: Our study shows that the patients presenting with neck swelling usually were lymphatic swelling. There is need of nationwide public campaigns to help in the proper management of various neck swellings

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Clinico – Pathological Correlation Of Neck Lesions – A Study Of 103 Cases

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A Histopathological Spectrum of Neck Lesions in a Rural Hospital

A Histopathological Spectrum of Neck Lesions in a Rural Hospital

Clinico-Pathological Profile of Benign Cervico-Facial Masses In Eastern Nepal

Incidence of Neck Swellings Presenting at Narayan Medical College and Hospital ,Sasaram

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