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Hipofarenksin radyasyona bağlı indüklenen sarkomu: Olgu sunumu

Radiation induced sarcoma of hypopharynx: A case report

Pages
131–134
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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Diagnosis andmanagement of this problem can be extremely challeng-ing and the overall prognosis of radiation-induced sar-coma is worse than other types of sarcomas at a similarstage.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Radiation-induced sarcoma in the head and neck is along term rare complication of radiation therapy.
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Key Findings & Data:Te in-cidence of these sarcomas is, however, likely to increasedue to progressive aging of the population combinedwith improved survival in head and neck cancer patientsresulting from better treatment regimes.
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Conclusion & Impact:Diagnosis andmanagement of this problem can be extremely challeng-ing and the overall prognosis of radiation-induced sar-coma is worse than other types of sarcomas at a similarstage.
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Abstract

Radiation-induced sarcoma in the head and neck is along term rare complication of radiation therapy. Te in-cidence of these sarcomas is, however, likely to increasedue to progressive aging of the population combinedwith improved survival in head and neck cancer patientsresulting from better treatment regimes. Diagnosis andmanagement of this problem can be extremely challeng-ing and the overall prognosis of radiation-induced sar-coma is worse than other types of sarcomas at a similarstage. Because of the proximity to vital structures and multifocality, management can be extremely difcult inmany cases. Tis is the case of post radiation sarcoma ofthe hypopharynx radiated for supraglottic laryngeal car-cinoma previously. Here, we wish to share the diagnosisand management strategy in these types of late compli-cations after radiation.

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Baş boyun bölgesinde görülen radyasyona bağlı indük- lenen sarkom, radyoterapinin uzun dönemde görülennadir bir komplikasyonudur. Baş boyun tümörlerinintedavisindeki gelişmeler, sağ kalımın artması ve yaşla- nan popülasyonla beraber bu tür sarkomların insidansıgittikçe artmıştır. Radyasyona bağlı indüklenen sarkom- ların tanı ve tedavisi oldukça zordur ve aynı evrede gö- rülen diğer sarkomlara göre prognazları daha kötüdür.Çoğu vakada tümörün önemli vital yapılara yakın kom- şuluğu ve multifokal olarak görülmesi tedaviyi oldukça güçleştirmektedir. Bu olgu sunumu, erken evre suprag-lottik larenks karsinomu için daha önceden radyoterapialmış bir hastada, hipofarenkste görülen post-radyasyonsarkomu ile ilgilidir. Bu metinde, radyoterapinin uzundönemde görülen bu nadir ancak ciddi komplikasyonu-nun tanı ve tedavisinde izlenilen yol paylaşılmıştır.

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KARAKULLUKÇU, B., TAN, B., DİLCİ, A. (2022). Hipofarenksin radyasyona bağlı indüklenen sarkomu: Olgu sunumu. Türk Otolarengoloji Arşivi, Cilt: 51 - Sayı: 4, 131–134. https://ajindex.com/articles/639980

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