Die Parotistumoren

Kaliampetsos, G.; Bonmann, K. H.

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“…Irradiation arrests or reduces glandular activity and destroys possible capsular remnants or possi bly existing minute tumorous foci. Certain authors do not think that mixed tumours are sensitive to irradiation and regard it as superfluous [56,8,9,48], whereas others obtained highly satisfactory results from combined ther apy [81,89,88,49,60,67]. The main argument adduced by the followers of combined treatment (i.e.…”

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“…It seems, thus, that only histopathological examination can ensure the establishment of re liable diagnoses. It is imperative that histological examination (by means of frozen sections or the cryostat technique) be performed during the opera tion, a procedure observed by most modern clinicians [15,45,48,55,73], its result being the decisive factor which determines the further course of the intervention.…”

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Mixed Tumours of the Parotid Gland

Molnár¹,

Rónay²,

Döbrőssy³

1971

Oncology

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The patho-histological, diagnostical and therapeutical problems of the mixed tumours of the parotid gland are discussed. In the cases of the benign mixed tumours the extensive excision has mostly been combined with radium treatment, and less frequently with post-operative X-ray radiation treatment. The percentage of the 5 years’ relapses corresponded to 4.2% in the authors’ material. In the cases of malignant mixed tumours similarly combined treatment has been made. The 5-years’ tumour-free condition corresponded to 9% and the 5 years’ survival to 41%. On the basis of the data of the literature and his own experiences the augmented radicality of the surgical intervention and the simultaneous radiation treatment are emphasized by the authors.

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Mixed Tumours of the Parotid Gland

Molnár¹,

Rónay²,

Döbrőssy³

1971

Oncology

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Die Röntgendiagnostik der Speicheldrüsen und ihrer Ausführungsgänge

Pfeiffer¹

1968

Röntgendiagnostik Der Weichteile / Roentgen Diagnosis of the Soft Tissue

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Die Klinik der Kopfspeicheldr�sentumoren

Eneroth¹

1976

Arch Otorhinolaryngol

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This paper reports on epithelial tumours arising primarily in the major and minor salivary glands. The purpose of this presentation is to summarize our experience of salivary gland tumours on the basis of a material comprising of approximately 3000 salivary gland tumours as well as a review of the literature to date. The tumours are classified according to the classification recommended by WHO 1972. The incidence, location, symptomatology, grade of malignancy and treatment of the different tumour types in this classification are reviewed. Diagnostic procedures are discussed and a scheme for surgical treatment and radiotherapy of the different types of salivary gland tumours is proposed.

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Die Parotistumoren

Cited by 4 publications

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Mixed Tumours of the Parotid Gland

Mixed Tumours of the Parotid Gland

Die Röntgendiagnostik der Speicheldrüsen und ihrer Ausführungsgänge

Die Klinik der Kopfspeicheldr�sentumoren

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