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Osteoma infiltrated by schwannoma in sinonasal region: radiologically masquerading as a malign tumor

Sinonasal bölgede schvannom tarafından infiltre edilen osteom: radyolojik malign kuşkulu tümör

Ismail SAYGİN
Emel ÇAKIR
Ümit ÇOBANOĞLU
Selçuk AKKAYA
Pages
740–742
Publication Date
2023-07-02
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The pathologist should be aware of a second soft-tissue tumor that may accompanied the radiologically suspicious malignant bone lesions.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Neoplasms in sinonasal cavity are dominated by epithelial type.
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Key Findings & Data:So far, osteoma infiltrated by schwannoma in sinonasal region is not reported in English literature.
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Conclusion & Impact:The pathologist should be aware of a second soft-tissue tumor that may accompanied the radiologically suspicious malignant bone lesions.
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📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Schwannoma · Osteoma · Sinonasal region

Abstract

Neoplasms in sinonasal cavity are dominated by epithelial type. Sinonasal osteomas are common, benign, slow-growing, often asymptomatic neoplasms occurring mainly in the frontal and ethmoid sinuses. Peripheral nevre sheath tumors are soft tissue neoplasms rarely encountered in the sinonasal region. Schwannoma is a benign peripheral nevre sheath tumor. Here, we presented co-occurence of osteoma and schwannoma. So far, osteoma infiltrated by schwannoma in sinonasal region is not reported in English literature. Additionally it was masquerading as malignant tumor radiologically. The pathologist should be aware of a second soft-tissue tumor that may accompanied the radiologically suspicious malignant bone lesions.

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SAYGİN, I., ÇAKIR, E., ÇOBANOĞLU, Ü., AKKAYA, S. (2023). Osteoma infiltrated by schwannoma in sinonasal region: radiologically masquerading as a malign tumor. Cukurova Medical Journal, Cilt: 48 Sayı: 2, 740–742. https://ajindex.com/articles/955037

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