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Epidermoid kist deri uzantılarından gelişen benign ve yavaş büyüyen doğumsal bir kitledir. Submandibular bölgeyeyerleşikepidermoidkistmylohyoidkaslailişkide ve genellikle orta hatta yerleşim gösterir. Boyutları arttıkçaçevreyeyaptığıbasınedeniyleyutmadagüçlüğe, epiglot ve larenksin itilmesine bağlı

PARAFARENGEAL BÖLGEYE UZANAN DEV AĞIZ TABANI EPİDERMOİD KİSTİ

Mehmet Emrah CEYLAN
Çağrı ÇELİK
Aynur ALİYEVA
Abdullah DALGIÇ
Journal
ENTcase
Pages
87–92
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In this case report, it is aimedtopresenttheexcisionofgiantepidermoidcyst locatedlateraltotheneckwithexternalincision,which israrelyseenextendingfromthefloorofthemouthto the submandibular and left parapharyngeal region.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Epidermoid cyst is a benign and slowly growing congenital anomaly developed from the skin extensions.
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Key Findings & Data:As the size increases, it may cause dysphagia and intubation and / or respiratory distress due to expanding beside near structures.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this case report, it is aimedtopresenttheexcisionofgiantepidermoidcyst locatedlateraltotheneckwithexternalincision,which israrelyseenextendingfromthefloorofthemouthto the submandibular and left parapharyngeal region.
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Abstract

Epidermoid cyst is a benign and slowly growing congenital anomaly developed from the skin extensions. The epidermoid cyst located in the submandibularregionisassociatedwiththemylohyoid muscle and is usually located in the midline. As the size increases, it may cause dysphagia and intubation and / or respiratory distress due to expanding beside near structures. Rarely, it may extend from the neck midline to the lateral neck and parapharyngeal space. The epidermoid cyst located in neck can cause difficulty in chewing, dyspnea, dysphonia and dysphagia and can reach life-threatening dimensions. Repeated infections can lead to impaired quality of life. Spontaneous rupture and suppuration can lead to increased morbidity. Low risk of malignant transformation is present. In this case report, it is aimedtopresenttheexcisionofgiantepidermoidcyst locatedlateraltotheneckwithexternalincision,which israrelyseenextendingfromthefloorofthemouthto the submandibular and left parapharyngeal region.

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Epidermoid kist deri uzantılarından gelişen benign ve yavaş büyüyen doğumsal bir kitledir. Submandibular bölgeyeyerleşikepidermoidkistmylohyoidkaslailişkide ve genellikle orta hatta yerleşim gösterir. Boyutları arttıkçaçevreyeyaptığıbasınedeniyleyutmadagüçlüğe, epiglot ve larenksin itilmesine bağlı entübasyon ve/veya solunumgüçlüğünenedenolabilirler.Enderolarakboyun ortahattındansaparakyanboyunveparafarengealalana kadaruzanımgösterebilir.Boyundayerleşikepidermoid kistçiğnemedegüçlük,dispne,disfonivedisfajiyeneden olabilir ve hayatı tehdit edecek boyutlara ulaşabilir. Tekrarlayan enfeksiyonlar nedeniyle hayat kalitesinde bozulmaya, spontan rüptür nedeniyle süpürasyona ve morbidite artışına yol açabilir. Düşük oranda malign dönüşüm riski mevcuttur. Bu olgu sunumunda ağız tabanından submandibular ve parafarengeal bölgeye endergörülecekşekildeuzanımgösterendevepidermoid kistin dıştan yapılan kesiyle çıkartılmasının sunulması amaçlanmıştır.

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CEYLAN, M. E., ÇELİK, Ç., ALİYEVA, A., DALGIÇ, A. (2017). Epidermoid kist deri uzantılarından gelişen benign ve yavaş büyüyen doğumsal bir kitledir. Submandibular bölgeyeyerleşikepidermoidkistmylohyoidkaslailişkide ve genellikle orta hatta yerleşim gösterir. Boyutları arttıkçaçevreyeyaptığıbasınedeniyleyutmadagüçlüğe, epiglot ve larenksin itilmesine bağlı. ENTcase, Cilt: 3 - Sayı: 3, 87–92. https://ajindex.com/articles/159940

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