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Frontal Sinus Cancer Manifested as a Frontal Mucocele
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“…5 In 1975, Robinson reported a case of frontal sinus malignancy that presented with features of a frontal mucocele. 6 In a case described by Reddy et al in 1991, a frontal sinus carcinoma mimicked acute frontal sinusitis. 7 CT and MRI are used in the evaluation of tumor extent and involvement of orbital and intracranial structures.…”
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“…5 In 1975, Robinson reported a case of frontal sinus malignancy that presented with features of a frontal mucocele. 6 In a case described by Reddy et al in 1991, a frontal sinus carcinoma mimicked acute frontal sinusitis. 7 CT and MRI are used in the evaluation of tumor extent and involvement of orbital and intracranial structures.…”
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“…These symptoms of frontal sinus cancers have been mimicked with other lesions, including mucoceles, pyoceles or osteomyelitis. In the study described by Robinson (4), a unique frontal sinus cancer presented with a form of frontal mucocele. Reddy et al (9) also reported a case of frontal sinus cancer mimicking acute frontal sinusitis.…”
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“…This often makes it difficult to diagnose these tumors at the early stage. The histologically predominant type of frontal sinus cancer is squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), which is present in 43ā64% of cases (4). The present study reports a rare case of SCC arising in the frontal sinus.…”
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“…A radical approach to the frontal sinus carcinoma has been advocated by some (Kapur and Fairman, 1958;Brownson and Ogura, 1971) but no centre has sufficient experience to demonstrate that this method improves survival rates (Robinson, 1975).…”
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“…5 In 1975, Robinson reported a case of frontal sinus malignancy that presented with features of a frontal mucocele. 6 In a case described by Reddy et al in 1991, a frontal sinus carcinoma mimicked acute frontal sinusitis. 7 CT and MRI are used in the evaluation of tumor extent and involvement of orbital and intracranial structures.…”
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“…These symptoms of frontal sinus cancers have been mimicked with other lesions, including mucoceles, pyoceles or osteomyelitis. In the study described by Robinson (4), a unique frontal sinus cancer presented with a form of frontal mucocele. Reddy et al (9) also reported a case of frontal sinus cancer mimicking acute frontal sinusitis.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 99%
“…This often makes it difficult to diagnose these tumors at the early stage. The histologically predominant type of frontal sinus cancer is squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), which is present in 43ā64% of cases (4). The present study reports a rare case of SCC arising in the frontal sinus.…”
Section: Introduction
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confidence: 99%
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“…A radical approach to the frontal sinus carcinoma has been advocated by some (Kapur and Fairman, 1958;Brownson and Ogura, 1971) but no centre has sufficient experience to demonstrate that this method improves survival rates (Robinson, 1975).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…5 In 1975, Robinson reported a case of frontal sinus malignancy that presented with features of a frontal mucocele. 6 In a case described by Reddy et al in 1991, a frontal sinus carcinoma mimicked acute frontal sinusitis. 7 CT and MRI are used in the evaluation of tumor extent and involvement of orbital and intracranial structures.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 99%
Abstract
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“…These symptoms of frontal sinus cancers have been mimicked with other lesions, including mucoceles, pyoceles or osteomyelitis. In the study described by Robinson (4), a unique frontal sinus cancer presented with a form of frontal mucocele. Reddy et al (9) also reported a case of frontal sinus cancer mimicking acute frontal sinusitis.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 99%
“…This often makes it difficult to diagnose these tumors at the early stage. The histologically predominant type of frontal sinus cancer is squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), which is present in 43ā64% of cases (4). The present study reports a rare case of SCC arising in the frontal sinus.…”
Section: Introduction
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confidence: 99%
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“…A radical approach to the frontal sinus carcinoma has been advocated by some (Kapur and Fairman, 1958;Brownson and Ogura, 1971) but no centre has sufficient experience to demonstrate that this method improves survival rates (Robinson, 1975).…”
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confidence: 99%
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