Endoscopic excision of Angiofibroma

Exclusive Endoscopic Resection of Juvenile Nasopharyngeal Angiofibroma: A Systematic Review of the Literature

“…However, it could give us some comparative information. Moreover, we reviewed all the studies 7-24,31…”

“…However, it could give us some comparative information. Moreover, we reviewed all the studies 7‐24,31‐104 that reported on the endoscopic treatment of JNA, including case reports and studies lacking some information such as follow‐up, recurrence, or staging. We considered that in the absence of a comparative intension, a descriptive systematic review should include all the cases reported in the literature.…”

Removal of Angiofibroma with Maxillary and Mandibular Swing: A Clinical Report

“…Drilling sphenoid, pterygoid plates and the clivus to minimize recurrence treats invasion of tumor into cancellous bone of sphenoid. 11,12 First surgery for excision of tumor is best considering difficulty in excision of recurrent tumor owing to loss of planes. 1,12 Radiotherapy is reserved for tumors with intracranial extension, unresectable tumor due to proximity to vital structures.…”

Removal of Angiofibroma with Maxillary and Mandibular Swing: A Clinical Report

“…11,12 First surgery for excision of tumor is best considering difficulty in excision of recurrent tumor owing to loss of planes. 1,12 Radiotherapy is reserved for tumors with intracranial extension, unresectable tumor due to proximity to vital structures. 9 Case Details A 13 years old boy came to OPD with chief complaints of snoring since 3 months, epistaxis from right nostril and open mouth during sleep since 2 months.…”