2008
DOI: 10.1016/s0221-0363(08)73900-3
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Cancer du nasopharynx

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“…Carcinomas of the cavum, in particular undifferentiated, are the most frequent tumours of the nasopharynx [ 1 ]. They have a high potential for locoregional or distant invasion and are the cause of certain therapeutic failures [ 2 ]. It is therefore essential in the extension assessment to analyse in detail this crossroads area and the multiple possible extensions, in particular to the foramens of the skull base and to the deep spaces, which allows good diagnosis and therapeutic management and avoids recurrences [ 3 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Carcinomas of the cavum, in particular undifferentiated, are the most frequent tumours of the nasopharynx [ 1 ]. They have a high potential for locoregional or distant invasion and are the cause of certain therapeutic failures [ 2 ]. It is therefore essential in the extension assessment to analyse in detail this crossroads area and the multiple possible extensions, in particular to the foramens of the skull base and to the deep spaces, which allows good diagnosis and therapeutic management and avoids recurrences [ 3 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…En Tunisie, le cancer du cavum représente le deuxième cancer de la tête et du cou après le cancer du larynx. Le diagnostic du cancer du cavum a énormément bénéficié durant ces dernières années des progrès de l’endoscopie, de l’imagerie tomodensitométrique, par résonnance magnétique et des explorations isotopiques précisant par ailleurs son extension [ 1 ]. Le diagnostic reste tout de même tardif avec des formes évoluées, voire même métastatiques au moment du diagnostic dans moins de 5% des cas [ 2 ].…”
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